US Travel Association Says Air Travel Experience Must Improve
Unless you’re flying business class or first class, air travel is rarely a treat. It’s an experience you steel yourself to get through mentally and...
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US Travel Welcomes the Appointment of New TTAB Members
WHY IT RATES: The U.S. Travel Association applauds the appointment of 32 industry experts to the federal Travel and Tourism Advisory Board, and eagerly anticipates...
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DHS Offering Twice the Normal Number of H-2B Visas for 2023
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) today announced plans to issue almost 65,000 additional H-2B visas for the fiscal year 2023 (FY23)—very nearly twice...
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US Travel Reacts To ‘Visitor Visa Wait Time Reduction Act’
Having repeatedly petitioned the State Department in recent weeks to prioritize improvements in visa processing, citing the detrimental effect that delays having on the nation’s...
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Dozens of US Mayors Ask for Removal of COVID Inbound Testing
More than three dozen U.S. mayors, representing a nationwide cross-section of cities and counties, have sent a letter to the Biden Administration asking for the...
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More Than 260 Travel Companies Pressure White House to End Pre-Departure Testing
The travel industry continues to call for the elimination of the pre-departure testing requirement for entry to the United States. More than 260 travel industry...
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US Travel Association Asks White House for Help With Leisure and Hospitality Jobs
The U.S. Travel Association on Friday called on the Biden Administration and Congress to bolster international and business travel to help with the recovery of...
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As CDC Issues New Guidance, Travel Groups Call for End to COVID Travel Restrictions
Major travel-related agencies are calling on the Biden Administration to end COVID-19 restrictions and regulations that inhibit the near $2 trillion U.S. tourism industry. The...
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Two-Thirds of Pre-Pandemic Jobs That Remain Lost Were in the Travel Industry
The U.S. Travel Association (U.S. Travel)—the non-profit organization that represents the interests of the nation’s travel industry—today issued its reaction to the Bureau of Labor...
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‘National Plan for Vacation Day’ Helps Beat Burnout and Pandemic Fatigue
Entering our third year of living amid the COVID-19 pandemic, American workers are continuing to battle large-scale burnout. And, the U.S. Travel Association (U.S. Travel)...
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US Travel Reacts To Sector’s Weak November Employment Numbers
A New York Times report released Friday, which breaks down data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Employment Situation Summary, revealed that this past...
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Travel Leaders React to Passage of Infrastructure Bill
Not surprisingly, travel leaders are ecstatic this morning after Congress passed a historic $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill late Friday night. The oft-debated, contentious final vote...