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.
This iteration of "By the Numbers" looks at the latest release of data from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) on monthly international inbound visitation to the U.S.
While the popularity of Japanese cars and electronics presents a difficult hurdle in lowering America’s manufacturing deficit, there is an industry that continues to enjoy a trade surplus with Japan: travel.
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By the Numbers: New NTTO Int’l Arrivals Data
This iteration of "By the Numbers" looks at the latest release of data from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) on monthly international inbound visitation to the U.S.
Travel Sets New Employment Record in April
Employment in the travel industry increased by 8,600 jobs in April to a record level of more than 8.8 million.
Travel Matters to Our Families
Use Saturday, May 11 to celebrate how travel matters to America’s families.
Lower America’s Trade Deficit: Say “Konnichiwa” to Japanese Visitors
While the popularity of Japanese cars and electronics presents a difficult hurdle in lowering America’s manufacturing deficit, there is an industry that continues to enjoy a trade surplus with Japan: travel.
Travel Drives “Blowout” GDP Growth
Travel is trade , and the latest announcement from the White House underscores the value of travel in fueling a strong and growing economy.
Travel Matters to Hometown Pride
On Friday, May 10 celebrate how travel matters to hometown pride.