5 travel trends this summer as Americans return to travel
Summertime rental reservations are up 125% this year over last as Americans return to travel
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US to witness biggest drop in inbound travel
The Leading Travel Index (LTI), the predictive component of the US Travel Association’s Travel Trends Index (TTI), has predicted international inbound travel to the US will fall 6% over the next three months as the coronavirus outbreak continues to affect the global economy. The latest TTI captured data from January, when awareness of coronavirus began
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Americans left record 768 million vacation days unused in 2018
US workers left a record number of vacation days on the table last year—768 million days, up 9 % from 2017—according to new research from the US Travel Association, Oxford Economics and Ipsos. Of the unused days, 236 million were forfeited completely, equating to USD 65.5 billion in lost benefits. More than half (55%) of
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Meetings Mean Business: India joins global campaign
India has joined the global advocacy campaign for meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions (MICE) travel originated in the US called ‘Meetings Mean Business’. Started by the US Travel Association as an advocacy campaign platform to disseminate the importance of face-to-face meetings in the MICE industry, Meetings Mean Business movement has spread its wings to Canada first
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US travel volume rise 3.2% year in May
US travel volume grew 3.2% year in May this year, as revealed by the US Travel Association’s Travel Trends Index. The total domestic travel grew 3.6%, with growth in both business and leisure volume. According to the index, while domestic business travel grew 3%, domestic leisure grew 3.6%. The slower growth of business travel, which
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Weapons-grade tourism: US set to lose billions in revenue as Chinese tourist numbers dwindle
China claimed that Chinese tourists are “reluctant” to travel to the United States due to the escalating trade tensions and security concerns.