Articles tagged “skiftstats”

Tourism to the U.S. will continue to mirror global growth; the opportunity lies in recognizing and catering to high growth markets in order to maximize the economic benefits.

Delta found that business travel to Latin America took a vacation in June in deference to more important matters, the World Cup.

Becoming aware of flyers' purchasing habits helps airlines optimize their offerings and timing, all in hopes of convincing more flyers to indulge in a drink, snack, or blanket.

This summer is set to reach post-recession highs on almost all accounts, giving travel marketers greater competition and opportunities to cash in on newly confident U.S. travelers.

Well-known and well-visited cities are receiving the most benefits from the increase in international tourism, especially as travelers lengthen their stay but keep to one destination.

Cost and schedule are the two factors that most poignantly impact an individual's ability to travel and the U.S. Travel Association's efforts to improve infrastructure will likely have too little an impact to be noticeable among everyday flyers concerned with their own travel limitations.

Mobile bookings are on the rise worldwide and increased adoption in Asia is more likely due to the kind of devices that people own than their booking preferences.

Americans returning to the airport will be surprised by the range of positive and negative changes to the air travel experience -- most of which were necessary to bring the industry out of a recession and into a mobile, tech-influenced future.

Americans might be traveling again, but if they're taking their devices and headaches with them, does it even count?

Although China represents the largest growth in inbound visitors, America's neighbors Mexico and Canada continue to deliver the highest volume of visitors and base of the U.S. tourism industry.