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.
U.S. Travel is working to bridge the gap between sports and travel, and help teams and destinations identify ways to collaborate to capture growing international markets.
In order to keep the economy—and by extension, the travel industry—strong, it is crucial that the U.S. not engage in risky trade wars or downgrade our valuable trade agreements.
To preserve the parks for years to come, Congress must address the deferred maintenance backlog to protect our national parks and the economic and conservation benefits they afford.
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Commerce Dept. Embraces International Visitation Goal at Travel and Tourism Advisory Board Meeting
The U.S. Travel and Tourism Advisory Board (TTAB) held its July meeting Tuesday.
Sports and Travel: A Perfect Double Play at This Year’s IPW
U.S. Travel is working to bridge the gap between sports and travel, and help teams and destinations identify ways to collaborate to capture growing international markets.
Travel Industry Has Billions of Dollars, Thousands of Jobs at Stake in USMCA/NAFTA
In order to keep the economy—and by extension, the travel industry—strong, it is crucial that the U.S. not engage in risky trade wars or downgrade our valuable trade agreements.
Research Round Up: Enplanements Climb Before Busy Summer Travel Season
Here are some of June 2019’s most compelling findings from the U.S. Travel research team.
Travel Employment Adds 12,200 in June, Marking 10th Increase in Past 12 Months
The U.S. Department of Labor reported the economy added 224,000 nonfarm jobs in June, while the unemployment rate edged up slightly to 3.7%.
Summer Travel Season Spotlights Need to Tackle NPS Deferred Maintenance Projects
To preserve the parks for years to come, Congress must address the deferred maintenance backlog to protect our national parks and the economic and conservation benefits they afford.