2026 World Cup Draw Unveils Grueling Groups for Hosts and European Heavyweights
The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup — the first to feature 48 teams — concluded today in Washington, D.C., at the John F.
Fifa World Cup
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Heidi Gómez, the Chargé d’Affaires of the United States Embassy, visited the Visit USA booth at FIT 2025
Buenos Aires, Argentina – As part of the 2025 International Tourism Fair (FIT), Heidi Gómez Rápalo, Chargé d’Affaires of the United States Embassy, visited the Visit USA booth to discuss tourism e
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Visa Delays Could Disrupt 2026 World Cup Travel
Fans planning to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States may face significant challenges due to long visa wait times and stricter regulations.
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Brand USA Sees Record-Breaking 77 Million Visitors in 2024; Projects 87 Million in 2025
“We’re not talking about recovery; we’re setting new records,” said Fred Dixon, Brand USA’s new President and CEO, as he kicked off this year’s Travel Week.
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WTTC Celebrates U.S. Commitment to Reducing Visa Processing Times
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has celebrated the significant strides made by the United States in the tourism sector, including the establishment of new goals aimed at enhancing visitor flow and op
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U.S. Reduces Visa Wait Times by 60%, Paving the Way for Travel Recovery
The U.S. Department of State has made significant strides in reducing visa wait times, marking a critical step toward revitalizing international travel.
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Visa Window for Some World Cup Visitors Closing, Warns U.S. Travel Association
In a press briefing this week, the U.S. Travel Association raised concerns over the narrowing window for soccer fans to secure U.S.
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IPW Los Angeles: US Travel President Calls for Government Focus on Facilitating Visitor Growth
During a press conference at the IPW event currently underway in Los Angeles, Geoff Freeman, President and CEO of US Travel, urged government leaders to prioritize the expansion of inbound
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