Travel Industry Looks for Fed Signals at Jackson Hole
The travel industry could get a nice boost from lower rates: Think more deals, more investment, and more spending by travelers.
The Trump Effect: Borders, Bans and Bookings
As U.S. President Donald Trump continues to shape the political and economic landscape, the impact of his choices on the travel industry remains significant. Read how his actions and policies are shaping the future of travel, and get insights into the industry’s evolving response.
Why Airlines Will Be Watching White House-Ukraine Talks Closely
War and peace dominate the headlines, but aviation executives will also be watching for clues about airspace access, lower costs, and long-term commercial opportunities.
Hotel Pipeline Bloat: U.S. Construction Hits Wall
Developers still want to build, but high borrowing costs, labor constraints, and political headwinds have put much of the hotel pipeline on ice.
Congress Travel – All Expenses Paid: Top Destinations and Sponsors
Lawmakers’ travel records suggest that when special interest groups want face time, they know exactly where to find it: destinations far from Washington.
Canadian Travel to the U.S. Shows Another Steep Decline
The large number of Canadians shunning trips to its neighbor has been a boon for several destinations that have seen a jump in visitors from Canada — as well as domestic tourism in the country.
8 Out of Top 10 Countries for U.S. Tourism Showed Declines in July
Tourism to the U.S. from overseas has declined for 5 of the past 6 months. Higher visa fees and other restrictions could make it worse.
Global Airlines Say U.S. Immigration Policy Is Hitting Demand
Several international carriers reported during the second quarter that the Trump administration’s hardline approach to immigration was starting to cause a dip in bookings to and from the U.S.
U.S. to Require Citizens of Malawi and Zambia to Post Bonds for Visas
For now, travelers from only two countries have to post bonds for U.S. visas.
New Travel Sticker Shock: Some U.S. Visitors to Face $15,000 Visa Bond
While the pilot program is limited in scope, it's another sign that U.S. visa policy is becoming more complex for travelers from certain countries.
Las Vegas Sees Midmarket Tourism Soften, Weighing on MGM Resorts
Las Vegas tourism is experiencing measurable softness in 2024, and it's affecting MGM Resorts.