Travel trends across the U.S. were largely flat (in spending and volume) in February compared to the same month last year. Lodging demand saw a slight uptick, and travel sentiment remained as positive as in January. However, broader economic sentiment declined and visits to national parks were down for the month.
Data Notes: February 2025 data from some sources is not adjusted for the leap year difference (one fewer day than February 2024). Additionally, NTTO figures do not yet include Canadian air or land visitation for February 2025.
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Supporting Data Providers
- AirDNA
- Future Partners
- Longwoods International
- National Park Service
- Northstar Meetings Group
- Simpleview
- Tempest
- TransUnion
- TSA
- U.S. Department of Commerce
- Airline Data Inc.
- MMGY
- National Travel and Tourism Office
- Oxford Economics
- STR
- Tourism Economics
- TravelClick, an Amadeus Company
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics