The U.S. Travel Insights Dashboard

Although the relative changes are small, travel indicators for June showed decreases for a number of significant indicators. Overall travel spending growth in June fell by 0.4% compared with the prior year — a small decrease but the first year-over-year decline since February, 2021.  Domestic air, international inbound air passengers, and hotel demand all fell by low single digit percentages as well. And national park visits continued a steeper downward trend.

Despite those changes, broader economic indicators show consumer spending holding up as employment continued to increase in the Leisure and Hospitality sector. Consumer sentiment slowed declines from earlier in the year, while sentiment indicators continue to show travel prioritization. The US Travel TPI (Travel Price Index) continued to show a downward trend on both an absolute level as well as compared to prices overall. Gas, hotel, and airline prices in June were all 3% or more below the levels of a year ago.

U.S. Travel members have access to the exclusive U.S. Travel Insights Dashboard, the most comprehensive and centralized source for high-frequency intelligence on the U.S. travel industry and the broader economy. The platform, powered by Tourism Economics, is supported by approximately 20 data partners and tracks industry performance, travel volumes and predictive travel indicators to provide members with a detailed, interactive view of travel's recovery and performance.

The dashboard is updated on the last week of each month.

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