Articles tagged “us inbound tourism”

Today’s episode looks at Airbnb in Washington D.C., prospects for hotel growth in the U.S., and declining tourism there, too.

For now, travelers from only two countries have to post bonds for U.S. visas.

Today’s pod looks at the U.S.’s latest attempt to scare away visitors, Oyo’s latest acquisition, and Europe’s longer flights.

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.

On today's pod we look at the U.S.'s waning international appeal, Marriott's great outdoors brand, and warnings about airlines' earnings.

The U.S. inbound tourism recovery is stalling, not strengthening. June's roughly 3% year-over-year decline masks the real story: overseas arrivals remain stuck at just 80% of 2019 levels, six years after the pandemic.

Trump previously singled out Egypt as a country that wouldn't be on a travel ban list. Two weeks later, amid regional tensions, things may change.

The targeted countries don’t account for a large number of visitors, but the U.S. has already been dealing with a decline in inbound travel.

We’d been hearing CEOs talk about stabilization in travel trends. But the declines in visits from key markets — Canada, Germany — show that it will take time to repair strained relationships.

The softening in inbound travel demand – especially from Canada – is being partially offset by domestic travel, which continues to show resilience.