Washington, D.C. — November 12, 2025. After 43 days of political gridlock that resulted in more than $6 billion in lost travel spending and widespread disruptions, the U.S.
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The U.S. Travel Association, in a social media post, hailed this initiative as a vital step towards building a more modern, seamless, and efficient travel experience. From modernizing aging air travel infrastructure to enabling the U.S. to meet growing travel demand, these investments are poised to boost U.S. global competitiveness for decades to come.
Julia Simpson, President & CEO of WTTC, emphasized the pivotal role of the Travel & Tourism sector in driving economic growth within the EU. She urged the adoption of WTTC's recommendations for sustainable growth and prosperity, emphasizing the potential for unprecedented growth through modernization and digital transformation.
U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman commended the Biden administration for its dedication to improving passenger rail connectivity, stating, "Our nation’s leaders have a responsibility to help travelers get from Point A to Point B—and rail has an important role to play in this effort. We applaud the Biden administration for its efforts to improve passenger rail connectivity and make travel within the U.S. more modern, seamless and efficient."
