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.
The evidence is clear: unless an economic and jobs recovery can be started for the hard-hit travel industry, there will be no recovery for the broader U.S. economy .
In the words of one Milwaukee-based writer , “a virtual convention is about as nourishing for its host city as a virtual bratwurst is for a hungry man.” For months, the cities of Milwaukee and...
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HHS, DOT and DHS Must Take Measures to Cut Travel Red Tape
The travel industry cannot bounce back without travelers, and travelers need assurance that the act of traveling is safe.
DOD Study Finds Risk of COVID-19 Transmission on a Plane Is ‘Extremely Unlikely’ if Masks Are Worn
The availability of scientific data is hugely beneficial in restoring consumers’ confidence in the ability to fly safely.
Infrastructure Week: How We Can Build for Tomorrow, Today
Infrastructure investment should remain top of mind—not just to create jobs today, but in anticipation of a post-pandemic surge in travel demand.
Congress Must Act to Save U.S. Travel and Tourism Jobs
The evidence is clear: unless an economic and jobs recovery can be started for the hard-hit travel industry, there will be no recovery for the broader U.S. economy .
Virtual Political Conventions Got the Job Done. We Still Need the Real Thing
In the words of one Milwaukee-based writer , “a virtual convention is about as nourishing for its host city as a virtual bratwurst is for a hungry man.” For months, the cities of Milwaukee and...
Travel Industry Workers Cannot Wait Any Longer: Congress Must Make a Deal Now
Congress, we are calling on you to finish the good work you started and finalize a deal immediately.