The VISIT USA Act aims to restore funding to Brand USA, boosting tourism and economic growth for the U.S. ahead of major global events like the World Cup

The U.S. Travel Association, under the leadership of President and CEO Geoff Freeman, has long placed One Stop Security at the top of its policy so-called “wish-list.”

The United States announces plans to double ESTA fees amidst growing international criticism, risking tourism declines and economic impact. Explore the implications and global response.

U.S. to double ESTA fee and cut Brand USA’s budget, raising concerns about the future of U.S. tourism with major global events ahead.

The U.S. ends the long-standing shoe removal rule at airport security, marking a major step toward faster, more efficient travel with advanced screening technology.

Chicago’s successful hosting of IPW 2025 is set to drive future international travel, with billions in projected revenue and a surge in tourism to the city.

The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) returned to the U.S. Travel Association’s IPW 2025 in Chicago, Illinois, from June 14 to June 18, showcasing the diverse cultural richness of Indigenous communities throughout the United States.

New Orleans unites with Chicago, Orlando, Anaheim, Las Vegas, Washington DC, and Denver in an electrifying leap toward global tourism dominance. These powerhouse U.S. cities, each previously trusted to host the iconic IPW travel trade show, are now joined by New Orleans—a city ready to rise.

U.S. Travel warns that proposed funding cuts to Brand USA could harm the travel sector, highlighting potential impacts on U.S. jobs and economy.

The U.S. Travel Association has expressed strong support for U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s newly announced initiative aimed at modernizing the nation’s air traffic control system.