Daniel Flatley, Bloomberg
The U.S. Travel Association said the U.S. has lost $32 billion in travel-related business since 2015 and that the Trump administration is "not getting it" when it comes to addressing the problem. We agree.
1 year ago
Beth J. Harpaz, Associated Press
It's worth remembering that — aside from some initial chaos at airports — the travel ban was put on hold by courts for the first part of the year. And the travel industry has put extra effort into sending a welcoming message to the world, even if the government has not.
2 years ago
Hannah Sampson, Skift
Unexpected business travel growth in the U.S. is good news for the travel industry — but will it last?
3 years ago
Dan Peltier, Skift
For some states coming in under budget is good news and for others the smaller spending signifies problems that marketing organizations are having. For now, most provisional tourism budgets increased for fiscal year 2016 and we'll soon see what impact that's had on travelers.
3 years ago
Hannah Sampson, Skift
The travel industry wants an open, welcoming United States that invests in better infrastructure and security staffing. As election season drags on, are politicians listening?
3 years ago
Dennis Schaal, Skift
It isn't often that you see the U.S. Travel Association calling out anyone, let alone the largest airlines in the U.S., but the Gulf carriers' subsidy issue has exposed deep differences about competition and the global travel industry.
4 years ago