PRESS RELEASE July 21, 2026 America’s Real World Cup Win? The Welcome—81% of Americans Say It Made Them Proud Image Following the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, new U.S. Travel Association polling shows the tournament delivered a major win for America—strengthening national pride, underscoring the importance of welcoming international visitors and building support for hosting more global events.
PRESS RELEASE July 14, 2026 House Passes SAFEGUARDS Act, Reimbursable Screening Services Program Extension Act and One-Stop Pilot Program Extension Act Image U.S. Travel Association Senior Vice President and Head of Government Relations Erik Hansen issued a following statement after the House advanced key legislation toward a more secure and efficient travel experience.
PRESS RELEASE June 25, 2026 U.S. Travel Joins Congressman Mark Pocan for “Travel Works” Power Hour in Madison, Wis. Image The U.S. Travel Association joined Congressman Mark Pocan and Destination Madison, along with local business leaders for a “Travel Works for America” Power Hour at the AC Hotel in Downtown Madison on June 16. The discussion focused on opportunities to support the travel industry now and in the future, and national and local priorities for the industry.
PRESS RELEASE June 24, 2026 U.S. Travel Association and GREAT USA Coalition Convene Congressional Symposium on Sports, Travel and America's Global Competitiveness Image The U.S. Travel Association, in partnership with the GREAT USA Coalition and the Senate Travel and Tourism Caucus, will convene the GREAT USA Sports & Travel Congressional Symposium on June 24, 2026...
PRESS RELEASE May 29, 2026 Removing CBP Officers from Newark Liberty Will Strand Americans, Devastate Travel Economy Image Removing U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers from Newark Liberty International Airport or other international airports would cause immediate and lasting harm.
PRESS RELEASE May 22, 2026 IPW 2026 Unites the Industry to Welcome the World Image U.S. Travel Association concluded IPW 2026 this week in Greater Fort Lauderdale, South Florida, drawing nearly 5000 delegates from over 60 countries and building momentum for the future of international inbound travel to the United States.
