U.S. Inbound Tourism Set to Recover After 2025 Decline
After a temporary setback in 2025, the United States is poised to experience a strong rebound in international tourism, according to new projections from Tourism Economics.
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U.S. Travel Warns of $10.6 Billion Loss from New Visa Fee Hike
The U.S. travel industry is sounding the alarm over a new $250 visa fee for visitors from non–Visa Waiver countries, warning that the measure could significantly hurt inbound tourism.
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“Tourism Breaking Records Worldwide, Set to Power the Next Decade’s Economy,” Says Gloria Guevara
Just days before the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit in Rome, interim CEO Gloria Guevara delivered a powerful message: “Tourism is breaking records in 2025 and will be the
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Brand USA Drives International Travel to the U.S. with New Initiatives and Global Events
As the busy fall season approaches, Brand USA, the organization responsible for promoting international tourism to the United States, shared an update on its latest activities and outlined upcomin
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U.S. International Tourism Faces Slowdown Despite Global Event Opportunities
Inbound travel to the United States is showing renewed signs of weakness.
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New U.S. Visa Fee Threatens to Undermine Inbound Travel, Warns U.S. Travel CEO
The United States has introduced a new “visa integrity fee” of at least $250 USD, applicable to all visitors requiring a nonimmigrant visa to enter the country — a move that’s rai
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U.S. Travel Applauds Legislative Progress, Urges Full Funding for Brand USA
The recently approved reconciliation bill passed by the U.S. Congress represents a highly positive development for the tourism industry. According to the U.S.
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U.S. Travel Industry Rallies to Defend Brand USA Amid Proposed Budget Cuts
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