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Let's say the quiet part out loud: the campaign by civil society organizations to discourage World Cup travel isn't about protecting visitors. It's about using the livelihoods of American workers and businesses as leverage to influence policies they oppose.

The travel industry joined together in Washington, D.C. for U.S. Travel’s Destination Capitol Hill, the travel industry’s premier legislative fly-in event.

U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman issued the following statement on Congress’s opportunity to fix TSA funding through reconciliation:

The U.S. Travel Association today announced the hiring of Ntina K. Cooper as Senior Vice President of Operations, bringing seasoned leadership to advance the association’s strategic priorities.

New research released by the U.S. Travel Association reveals the 2026 FIFA World Cup's extraordinary potential to deliver major economic gains for communities across the country, but warns that safety concerns, policy perceptions and entry barriers could limit America's ability to fully capitalize on the opportunity.

A new national survey released by the U.S. Travel Association, conducted by Morning Consult, reveals that aviation security—and the treatment of the workforce that protects it—is poised to play a decisive role at the ballot box, with a clear message from voters: they’ll remember in November.