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Government Relations

Government relations at U.S. Travel

One of the U.S. Travel Association’s core strategic priorities is to advocate on behalf of the collective U.S. travel industry. U.S. Travel’s Government Relations Department ensures that the concerns and interests of the travel community, and all those employed by it, are effectively represented within the legislative process.

The Department strives to achieve this goal through a variety of tools, which include conducting extensive grassroots and grasstops outreach campaigns, coordinating comprehensive lobbying efforts, growing U.S. Travel’s Political Action Committee (Travel PAC) and bringing industry leaders and government officials together to discuss issues critical to travel and tourism.

 

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  • U.S. Travel Applauds Committee Approval of Sally Jewell as Interior Secretary

    March 21, 2013
    Roger Dow, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, released the following statement regarding the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's approval of Sally Jewell for the position of Interior Secretary of the United States. More
  • U.S. Travel Commends House for Hurricane Sandy Relief

    January 15, 2013
    The U.S. Travel Association today commended the U.S. House of Representatives for passing much-needed emergency relief funding for states and local governments as well as businesses and families affected by Hurricane Sandy. More
  • U.S. Travel Applauds Senate for Hurricane Sandy Relief

    December 28, 2012
    The U.S. Travel Association today applauded the Senate for passing a supplemental spending bill of more than $60 billion for relief from Hurricane Sandy and urged the House to quickly pass the legislation. More

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Top Policy Issues

  • JOLT Act

    Provide a jolt to the economy by passing the JOLT Act and increasing international travel to the United States. — Read More

  • Brand USA

    Attract more visitors to the United States at no cost to taxpayers with Brand USA. — Read More

  • Government Conferences, Meetings and Travel

    When conducted responsibly, government conferences, meetings and travel deliver important services to businesses and individual taxpayers. — Read More

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  • Infrastructure

    Investing in modern infrastructure would enable America to capture increased benefits from travel to and within the United States. - Read More

  • Join the Power of Travel Coalition

    The Power of Travel Coalition is the grassroots army of the American travel community. The Coalition represents the more than 10 million individuals whose jobs depend on a strong travel industry. Sign up to make your voice heard. - Read More

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