The tourists' spending power keeps America's tourism industry on track, but U.S. travel boycotts are a threat.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel criticized new U.S. restrictions on travel and banking involving the island, accusing ...

The U.S. travel industry is expected to grow at low but still positive rates this year, offset by economic pressures, including high inflation, gas prices and geopolitical uncertainty, according to a ...

New data indicates a significant drop in demand from Europeans traveling to the U.S. this summer—but U.S. tourism officials insist the World Cup will deliver the $30.5 billion economic lift FIFA has ...

One year into a boycott of U.S. destinations, Canadian travelers have cost the American economy $4.5 billion—and show no inclination of returning in 2026, as trips to the U.S. took another tumble in ...

New US Ebola travel restrictions require many travelers leaving the DRC to spend 21 days outside the country before returning home, creating logistical, financial, and operational challenges for ...

The head of the nation's leading travel advocacy organization is pushing back hard against the suspension of Global Entry, calling the move a threat to national security and a financial burden on the ...

Federal government shutdowns are more than political standoffs. They create immediate, measurable disruptions to America’s travel system, affecting both the supply of travel services and Americans’ ...

Bruce Newman, a Canadian retiree, said he planned to surprise his wife with a trip to New York for her 75th birthday, just as he did when she turned 65. But then he had a change of heart and chose ...

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to draw as many as 10 million visitors to the U.S. Photo Credit: Paparacy/Shutterstock.com More than 120 civil society organizations, including the ACLU and Amnesty ...