U.S. Travel Association Warns of Historic Decline in International Visitors
The U.S. travel industry is facing a troubling outlook with a sharp decline in international visitor spending in the United States. Geoff Freeman, CEO of the U.S.
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New Orleans & Company at IPW 2025: Announces Record-Breaking Numbers and Prepares a Promotional Campaign for the Latin American Market
During IPW 2025 in Chicago, we had the opportunity to speak with Diana Hernandez, Senior Manager of International Communications & Public Relations at New Orleans & Company, who shared the city’s latest ac
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U.S. Travel CEO Raises Alarm Over Sharp Drop in International Tourism
Inbound tourism plunges as the U.S. faces a $50 billion travel trade deficit and reputational concerns abroad.
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Canadian Tourism Decline Hits New York City Amid Political Tensions
New York City’s tourism industry is feeling the impact of a significant decline in Canadian visitors, driven by increasing political tensions and recent policy decisions under President Donald Trump’s administrati
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