Concise takes on the latest industry research, general association news, and the policy developments and current events that are affecting travel to and within the United States.
This opinion piece was originally authored by U.S. Travel Association president and CEO Geoff Freeman in The Washington Times . For too long, America’s travel systems have been pushed to the brink...
Visas and wait times: Obtaining a visa is a necessary step for millions of international travelers visiting the United States. For short-term visits, travelers typically require a B-1 visa for...
In 2024, travel spending generated $2.9 trillion in economic output and supported jobs for nearly 15 million American workers. To shine a spotlight on the profound economic impact of travel, U.S...
WASHINGTON (February 25, 2025) — The U.S. Travel Association announced on Tuesday that William (Bill) J. Hornbuckle, Chief Executive Officer and President of MGM Resorts International, was selected...
Last week, Governor Greg Abbott joined U.S. Travel President and CEO Geoff Freeman to amplify the impact the travel and tourism industry has on the booming Texas economy during a fireside chat at...
In less than two years, the United States, along with Canada and Mexico, will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup—the largest in history. This event kicks off a decade of global sporting events—from soccer, to F1 racing, to rugby, and two Olympics—that will be hosted in this country, ultimately resulting in high levels of attention and large volumes of international travelers.
