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U.S. Travel President and CEO Geoff Freeman issued a statement after meeting with President Trump and travel industry CEOs at the White House.

“Today’s House vote is welcome progress, but travelers and the people who keep America moving have seen this movie before: another temporary fix, followed by more of the same uncertainty. Congress needs to deliver the annual appropriations bills and enact a lasting solution that ensures TSA officers and air traffic controllers are never again asked to work without pay due to a government shutdown. America’s travel system is too important to our economy—and to millions of travelers—to keep putting it at risk.”

U.S. Travel Association announced recipients of the 2026 ESTO Awards at the 42nd annual ESTO conference, held August 23-26 in Philadelphia. Winners were announced Tuesday evening at the Philadelphia...

Mark Ezell, Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, was announced August 25th as the 2026 State Tourism Director of the Year by his industry peers.

The U.S. Travel Association joined Congressman Joe Morelle and Visit Rochester, along with local business leaders for a “Travel Works for America” Power Hour at Rohrbach Railroad Street Beer Hall and Brewery on August 21.

Following House and Senate passage of separate continuing resolutions to keep the federal government funded, the U.S. Travel Association, Airlines for America (A4A) and the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) today sent a joint letter urging congressional leaders to quickly resolve the differences between the two measures and enact a stopgap funding bill before the September 30 deadline.