U.S. Travel Association forecasts a 6.3% decline in international visitor spending, while overall travel spending is expected to fall 0.7%. Rising costs, visa processing delays and uncertainty over travel policies are adding pressure to the sector.
The new president and CEO officially began her tenure on October 1 and led her first Visit California board meeting in Oakland.
The U.S. Travel Association president and CEO says potential travel barriers could undermine the country’s goal of attracting 100 million international visitors annually by 2030. His warning follows the WTTC Global Summit in Malta, as concerns grow over the performance of inbound tourism.
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Fred Dixon will return to New York City to lead NYC Tourism + Conventions as President and CEO, bringing extensive local experience and a broader global perspective following more than two years at Brand USA.
Following the global success of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Brand USA has unveiled its new international marketing campaign, "More to Love," designed to encourage in
At IPW 2026, the leading inbound tourism event in the United States held in Greater Fort Lauderdale, Broadway once again positioned itself as one of New York City’s strongest cultural and tourism drivers.
After four intense days of business meetings, press conferences, networking events and strategic presentations from destinations and travel companies, the most important inbound travel trade show in the United Sta
