With newly elected officials entering office nationwide, it's as important as ever to educate lawmakers on travel’s contributions to American jobs, our economy, communities and personal lives.
With final approval given for Norwegian Air International to expand service to the United States and with the passage of the National Park Centennial Act, the travel industry is ending 2016 on a bright note.
We continue to pay close attention to the presidential transition to identify opportunities to work with the new administration and policymakers on issues important to our industry.
With all eyes on Las Vegas, Nevada earlier this week at the final presidential debate, U.S. Travel was on the ground with our industry positioning campaign touting that travel is “More than fun. It’s serious business.”
Congress passed a short-term spending bill to keep the government funded through Dec. 9—legislation that also includes $1.1 billion to fight the Zika virus.
This week, the Department of Transportation announced members of the new National Advisory Committee on Travel and Tourism Infrastructure, established in last year’s long-term surface transportation bill.
Next week, we celebrate 100 years of the National Park Service—the agency responsible for protecting our nation’s most valuable natural resources. Get involved as we recognize the many reasons to commemorate these iconic attractions.
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