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Even protesters are skipping: D.C. hotel bookings way down for Trump inauguration


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  Hotel bookings are way down ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration next week, and applications for protest permits are also off pace compared to the last time he took office. The president-elect's first inauguration sparked furious protests that led to violence and arrests in January 2017.

The article from MSN discusses a significant drop in hotel bookings in Washington, D.C. for Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2025, compared to previous presidential inaugurations. Despite the usual influx of visitors for such events, hotel occupancy rates are notably lower, with many rooms still available at reduced rates. This decline is attributed to several factors including a lack of enthusiasm for Trump's second term, ongoing political polarization, and the impact of previous protests and security concerns which have deterred potential visitors. Even protesters, who typically boost hotel bookings, are opting not to stay overnight, choosing instead to commute or participate in day events. This trend reflects broader sentiments about the current political climate and the public's engagement with the inauguration festivities.

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