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.
While the CARES Act contains a number of hard-fought provisions to provide essential and immediate aid to the travel industry, a crucial problem is emerging with the distribution of funds: relief for destination marketing organizations (DMOs) with a 501(c)(6) tax designation.
When you break your routine to hop on a plane or hit the road, you can count on returning home with priceless memories and a renewed sense of well-being.
The spread of COVID-19 has created uncertainty in the global travel community and is affecting inbound travel to the United States, specifically from our No. 3 overseas market, China.
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U.S. Travel Calls on Congress to Support 501(c)(6) DMOs
While the CARES Act contains a number of hard-fought provisions to provide essential and immediate aid to the travel industry, a crucial problem is emerging with the distribution of funds: relief for destination marketing organizations (DMOs) with a 501(c)(6) tax designation.
The Coronavirus Relief Package Passed. How Do You Access Funding?
U.S. Travel has created several documents to inform your next steps.
Research Round Up: U.S. Welcomed 79.3 Million International Visitors in 2019
Here are some of February 2020’s most compelling findings from the U.S. Travel research team.
A Message from Leaders of the Meetings and Events Industry
Today, destination and meetings industry leaders issued the following statement on the public reaction to coronavirus.
Travel Works for New Adventures
When you break your routine to hop on a plane or hit the road, you can count on returning home with priceless memories and a renewed sense of well-being.
The Travel Industry’s Role During the COVID-19 Crisis
The spread of COVID-19 has created uncertainty in the global travel community and is affecting inbound travel to the United States, specifically from our No. 3 overseas market, China.