Member Services
Association Board Circle Members
Leverages Our Collective Strength
U.S. Travel Association’s Association Board Circle Membership leverages the collective strength of a wide range of vertical associations within the travel industry to join with U.S. Travel to collectively influence public policy. There are currently ten Association Board Circle Members; you can learn more about these organizations by searching the member directory below.
Association Board Circle membership includes:
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A seat on U.S. Travel Board of Directors
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Participation in the monthly Washington Representatives meeting
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Annual Legislative Day including Capitol Hill visits
For more information about becoming a member at the Association Board Cicle Level please contact us.
News & Upcoming Events
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Renew Your Membership
November 1, 2011Renew your 2012 membership today. If attending International Pow Wow, dues must be paid by February 28, 2012 to maintain the member rate. More
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Destination Travel Insights
September 1, 2011Exclusive for members: U.S. Travel, in partnership with American Express Business Insights, has developed a new tourism spending report series, “Destination Travel Insights.” Offering in-depth analyses of domestic and international inbound travel spending in specific markets in the United States, the quarterly reports – and the spending trends they reveal – are a powerful new marketing resource for travel service providers. More -
Hub of the Travel Industry
September 21, 2009I was on the phone with Scott Kirsner on the morning of September 11, 2001 at the time the terrorist attacks were just starting to be picked up by news outlets. We were speaking, ironically... More
In the Spotlight
Cruise Lines International Association
Christine Duffy, President and Chief Executive Officer - Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) - North America's largest cruise industry organization. More
Association Board Circle Directory
U.S. Travel's reach includes our Association Board Circle Members including those listed below.
