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While this is a moderate improvement from the winter months, it is more than double that of the industry with the next-highest share of total U.S. job losses.
The same energy, focus and collaboration that made Let’s Go There such a great success will carry the Let’s Meet There campaign through this next chapter.
The report revealed that the U.S. travel and tourism industry suffered a total GDP loss of $766 billion in 2020, a 41% decrease from the sector’s 2019 GDP contribution of $1.9 trillion.
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Despite Significant Gains, L&H Sector Accounts for 32% of All Jobs Lost and Not Yet Recovered
While this is a moderate improvement from the winter months, it is more than double that of the industry with the next-highest share of total U.S. job losses.
It's Time to Lift the International Travel Ban
The time is now—we simply cannot afford to wait any longer.
Let’s Meet There: Industry Turns Focus to Restoring Professional Meetings and Events
The same energy, focus and collaboration that made Let’s Go There such a great success will carry the Let’s Meet There campaign through this next chapter.
It’s Official: Juneteenth Is Now a Federal Holiday
U.S. Travel worked closely with the bill’s sponsors to build support for the proposal and make the case for its swift passage.
By the Numbers: Despite Gains, Leisure & Hospitality Remains Hardest-Hit Industry
One-in-six Leisure & Hospitality industry jobs have been lost and not yet recovered.
By the Numbers: World Travel & Tourism Council Releases Annual Economic Impact Report for U.S.
The report revealed that the U.S. travel and tourism industry suffered a total GDP loss of $766 billion in 2020, a 41% decrease from the sector’s 2019 GDP contribution of $1.9 trillion.