Tyler Gosnell is the Managing Director of International Inbound Travel at the U.S. Travel Association, where he leads the national segment strategy to strengthen America’s position in the global travel marketplace. His work centers on three key priorities: advancing U.S. Travel’s international inbound strategy, identifying the barriers and opportunities shaping global visitation and restoring the United States’ share of the global travel economy.

In his role, Tyler directs the association's international inbound segment portfolio and leads efforts to accelerate visitation, improve the traveler experience and modernize the systems that convert global demand into economic impact. He oversees the International Inbound Network, bringing together senior leaders across transportation, lodging, entertainment, destinations, attractions and technology to address the issues that shape inbound performance—from visa policy and border processing to distribution shifts, air access and traveler readiness.

Tyler brings a global perspective shaped by senior roles in both emerging and mature markets. Before joining U.S. Travel, he served as Head of Global Markets for the Royal Commission for AlUla in Saudi Arabia and held international leadership roles at Visit California, San Francisco Travel and Visit Salt Lake. His work focuses on the forces reshaping global travel—AI, new distribution models, demographic change and evolving consumer behavior—and how the United States can compete more effectively in the decade ahead.

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Speaking Topics

  • The association’s international inbound strategy (including background on the U.S. Travel International Inbound Segment).
  • Barriers and opportunities for global visitation (i.e. long visa wait times, cumbersome entry processes, etc.)
  • Restoring U.S. competitiveness in global travel.