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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.

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...

Removing U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers from Newark Liberty International Airport or other international airports would cause immediate and lasting harm.

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.

A new survey of 1,200+ recent international visitors to the U.S. delivers a counter-narrative finding: 91% were satisfied with their trip, 83% felt welcome and 61% left with a more favorable opinion toward America.

"We welcome the administration’s decision to waive visa bond requirements for confirmed World Cup ticket holders—a smart, targeted move that will make it easier for more international fans to experience the tournament in the United States."