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At U.S. Travel’s IPW – the largest generator of international inbound travel to the United States – association President and CEO Geoff Freeman shared a vision to make travel a national priority, solve barriers to visitation growth, and become the most-visited nation in the world.
In April, TSA Deputy Administrator Holly Canevari joined U.S. Travel EVP of Public Affairs and Policy, Tori Barnes at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport for a conversation on TSA’s innovative efforts to improve and modernize the travel experience. From CAT-2 to TSA Precheck Touchless ID, advancements in biometric screening technology are bolstering aviation security and streamlining operations at airports nationwide, and are widely supported by travelers.
Article - NEW Forecast Predicts United States Will Continue to Struggle for International Inbound, Domestic Business Travel - United States Trailing Global Competitors; National Leadership Increasingly Critical
The U.S. Travel Association today released its biannual forecast for travel to and within the United States through 2027, showing international inbound travel and domestic business travel will continue to remain below pre-pandemic levels in 2024. The forecast, prepared by Tourism Economics, was released just days after U.S. Travel revealed the findings of a global competitiveness report conducted by Euromonitor International. The report found the U.S. ranked 17th out of 18 top markets for travel due to decades of underinvestment and a lack of focus and coordination from federal policymakers.
The U.S. Travel Association, in its latest biannual forecast, has projected that international inbound and domestic business travel within the United States