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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 time is now—we simply cannot afford to wait any longer.

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.

U.S. Travel worked closely with the bill’s sponsors to build support for the proposal and make the case for its swift passage.

One-in-six Leisure & Hospitality industry jobs have been lost and not yet recovered.

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.

The March employment report by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) measured a slight decline in national unemployment, but despite modest improvements, the U.S. Leisure & Hospitality sector continues to lag.

While the CDC’s new guidance is a welcome development, not all sectors of travel have received consistent guidance related to resuming operations, particularly cruise lines.

This iteration of "By the Numbers" looks at the World Travel & Tourism Council’s annual Economic Impact Report on the losses to the global travel economy in 2020.

President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 into law.