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Many foreign currencies may not be as strong against the U.S. dollar as in years' past but the exchange rate is still favorable for many of the international travelers visiting the U.S. The overall increase in international visitor spending certainly helps but researchers feel domestic U.S. traveler spending will become even more essential for the rest of the year.

Global business travel had a great year in 2015, thanks to overall economic growth, but 2016 could be a different story as there's considerably more uncertainty in global markets this year.

International travelers have fewer incentives to spend their hearts out on vacations to the U.S. because of the stronger U.S. dollar. We'll see if fewer of them actually visited in 2015 later this year when visitor totals are released.

Typically it's places like Thailand that generate the most buzz for wellness tourism. So it's interesting to see the U.S. gaining such traction in this area.

International air traffic broke every record in 2014 and macro-trends suggest that it can be done again in 2015. January statistics highlight the possibility.

International air traffic remains relatively similar when compared month-to-month; however, slight increases lead to year-end records that spur tourism development.

International air traffic remains relatively similar when compared month-to-month; however, slight increases lead to year-end records that spur tourism development.

Record U.S. visitation is a reflection of global tourism growth rather than a sign that America is doing something differently to attract more visitors. The good news is that visitation, and its economic boost, is expected to continue throughout 2015.

July is one of the strongest months for U.S. airlines as summer holidays at home and abroad get travelers into the sky.

Asia and Latin America are both the benefactors of an improving U.S. economy that is giving residents the ability and confidence to travel overseas again.