Analysis of current and historical measurements of the U.S. travel industry, including domestic and international inbound travel volume and the impact of travel on the U.S. economy, as well as the importance of the United States in global tourism.
In today’s highly competitive global marketplace, travel destinations require investment in their brands to remain relevant. By investing in effective travel promotion, states and...
Analysis of the impact of a stronger dollar on the travel industry, particularly on international travel spending in the U.S., updated in August 2016 to reflect effects of Brexit
Individual market profiles illustrating the United States' top inbound visitation markets, international travel spending in the U.S., and global travel trends.
Developed by the U.S. Travel Association, the Travel Price Index (TPI) measures the one-month change in the cost of travel ("travel inflation") away from home in the United States on a seasonally adjusted basis and the 12-month change of the cost of travel away from home in the U.S. on a seasonally unadjusted basis. The TPI is released monthly and is directly comparable to the CPI.
This first of its kind forward-looking report -- based on 30 billion global online lodging searches from 5,000 consumer travel websites (representing nearly 60 percent of all global lodging searches and conversions) is aggregated exclusively for U.S. Travel by nSight.
Monthly economic indicator that tracks the pace and direction of travel to and within the United States. The index provides comprehensive, data-driven insight on the U.S. travel industry, measuring and predicting the growth of international inbound, domestic business and domestic leisure travel.
U.S. Travel releases a highly informative newsletter focusing on industry trends, the current state of the economy, related forecasts and how this impacts travel. The U.S. Travel dashboard provides a...
The majority of Americans are not using their hard-earned vacation. The always-on, 24/7 work environment has eliminated office boundaries and created the new challenge of making time to take time...
The National Park Service preserves America’s natural and cultural treasures, attracting visitors from across the country and around the world. The national parks support nearly 295,000 jobs and $32 billion in economic activity annually.
