Sacred River: The New Punta Cana Gem That Has Already Captivated More Than 25,000 Visitors
Just two months after its official opening, Sacred River is redefining adventure tourism in the Dominican Republic.
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U.S. Tourism Industry Applauds the Introduction of the VISIT USA Act to Fully Restore Brand USA Funding
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The U.S.
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Trump Unveils “FIFA Pass” to Fast-Track Visa Appointments for 2026 World Cup Visitors
Washington, D.C. – November 18, 2025. In a move aimed at streamlining travel for millions of international football fans, U.S.
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Jeddah Central: The New Tourism and Cultural Gem of the Red Sea, Projecting Saudi Arabia into the Future
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — As part of the TOURISE Summit 2025, Mardi Almansour, Chief Projects Officer of Jeddah Central Development Company, spoke with ABC M
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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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U.S. Travel Industry Seeks to Regain Ground in International Tourism: A Recap of IPW 2025
Chicago, IL – The U.S. Travel Association’s IPW 2025 concluded last week with a resounding message: America must reclaim its share of the global travel market.
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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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US Expects 77 Million International Visitors in 2025
The United States is projected to see a significant rise in international visitors in 2025, with an estimated 77.1 million travelers expected to arrive, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO).
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