Renew Brand USA Brand USA has been reauthorized through 2027 Image Brand USA — a program that has proven to boost U.S. jobs and the economy without costing taxpayers a dime — has been reauthorized through 2027. Thanks to our travel champions in Congress, the travel industry and other key stakeholders, language to reauthorize Brand USA was included in a 2019 year-end funding agreement, ensuring the program can continue to operate through 2027. Travelers have many choices and we want them to choose America. With Brand USA’s reauthorization, we are in a better position to welcome more inbound visitors and stay competitive in the global travel market. SHOW LESS SHOW MORE CONTACT US U.S. Travel Association For more information about this Issue, please contact us at: 202.408.8422 @ustravel
PRESS RELEASE August 06, 2024 ICYMI: U.S. Travel’s Commission on Seamless and Secure Travel Makes Capital Area Airport Field Visits, Advances Work to Modernize Travel Process Image Last week, over the course of two days, U.S. Travel Association’s Commission on Seamless and Secure Travel convened to advance their work to innovate the travel process and determine how the United...
THE ITINERARY May 22, 2024 Taking the “Swift Lift” Overseas Image Taylor's record-setting concerts across the U.S. in 2023 made fans and economists alike rethink the impact an artist can have on a city or region. With ticket prices regularly reaching 4-digit levels...
THE ITINERARY May 21, 2024 Growing U.S.-China Travel: Insights from Brand USA’s Tourism Leadership Summit in Xi'an Image Recent data shows renewed interest among Chinese visitors in traveling to the U.S. Travel demand is soaring, indicating a clear resurgence of outbound tourism from China across many key markets. In...
THE ITINERARY May 07, 2024 New Economic Forecast Highlights Growth of International Visits to U.S. Image Right in time for IPW, the National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) shared updated forecasts that affirm the resurgence of international visits to the United States. According to NTTO, there were 66...
