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Americans Traveling Abroad Rose 20% in June - skift.com - Germany - Britain - Usa - Mexico - India
skift.com
11.09.2023 / 21:05

Americans Traveling Abroad Rose 20% in June

Over 10 million Americans traveled abroad in June, a 20% rise from the same period last year, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office’s latest data. June’s volume was 99% of its 2019 pre-pandemic level.

Brazil to Require Visas for American Tourists in 2024 - skift.com - Australia - Japan - Usa - Brazil - Canada
skift.com
08.09.2023 / 17:23

Brazil to Require Visas for American Tourists in 2024

Brazil will mandate visitors from the U.S., Australia and Canada obtain an e-visa prior to entering the country starting January 10, 2024, according to Embratur, Brazil tourism’s board.

International Traveler Spending in the U.S. Is Down by $1.5 Billion from Pre-Pandemic Level - skift.com - Usa
skift.com
07.09.2023 / 16:43

International Traveler Spending in the U.S. Is Down by $1.5 Billion from Pre-Pandemic Level

International travelers spent $18 billion on travel to, and within the U.S. in July., down by $1.5 billion from its pre-pandemic level, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office’s latest data. Spending on strictly goods and services like recreation, lodging and food totaled $9.7 billion in July 2023.

Washington D.C. to Spend $20 Million to Close Global Tourism Recovery Gap - skift.com - Los Angeles - Britain - New York - Brazil - China - Mexico - Canada - city Boston - Washington - city Washington - city Los Angeles - San Francisco - city San Francisco - county Elliott
skift.com
31.08.2023 / 19:47

Washington D.C. to Spend $20 Million to Close Global Tourism Recovery Gap

Destination DC will spend nearly $20 million on marketing in an upcoming advertising campaign as the city deals with a slow travel recovery.

China-U.S. Travel Restrictions Are Easing, but These Hurdles Limit a Full Recovery - skift.com - Usa - China - city Tokyo - city Seoul
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 15:03

China-U.S. Travel Restrictions Are Easing, but These Hurdles Limit a Full Recovery

In just the past few days, there have been two key moves that ease restrictions for travel from China to the U.S. Tourism officials have been clear that the lifting of these restrictions is critical to a full recovery –though key hurdles remain. On Thursday, China lifted pandemic-era group tour restrictions for the U.S. and other key markets. Before the lift, Chinese travel agencies were banned from selling outbound group or package travel to the U.S.

Spending by International Visitors to U.S. Rises 57 Percent to $16 Billion - skift.com - Usa
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:19

Spending by International Visitors to U.S. Rises 57 Percent to $16 Billion

International visitors spent $15.9 billion on travel to, and tourism-related activities within, the U.S. in November, up 57 percent year over year, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office.  That’s an improvement from November 2021, but it’s billions of dollars down from international visitor spending in pre-pandemic November 2019, which had $20 billion.

Pandemic Tourism Boost to Less-Crowded Locations Slows Down - skift.com - Usa - New York - city London - state California - Sacramento - San Francisco - county Lake - state Montana
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:13

Pandemic Tourism Boost to Less-Crowded Locations Slows Down

Rural and outdoor destinations are contending with slower growth rates compared to their pandemic boom as big cities become competitive again and Americans travel internationally. 

International Travelers to the U.S. Spent Over $160 Billion Last Year, Nearly Double From 2021 - skift.com - Usa
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:09

International Travelers to the U.S. Spent Over $160 Billion Last Year, Nearly Double From 2021

International inbound travelers spent nearly $163 billion on U.S. travel and tourism-related goods and services in 2022, up 96 percent from 2021, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office’s latest monthly data. On average, international travelers spent more than $445 million a day in 2022.

7 Questions for the State Department on the Visa Delays Mess - skift.com - Usa - Brazil - Mexico - India - city Mumbai
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:07

7 Questions for the State Department on the Visa Delays Mess

American embassies are working around the clock to bring down the amount of time international travelers have to wait to get a visitor visa interview in order to travel to the U.S., according to Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Visa Services Julie Stufft. The global median wait time for a B-1 or B-2 visa, also known as a visitor visa, has been reduced from 17 weeks in June to five weeks now. 

U.S. Needs to Step Up Proof of Sustainability With European Tourists - skift.com - Spain - Germany - Austria - France - Hungary - Italy - Poland - Slovenia - Switzerland - Israel - Britain - Usa - New York - Russia - Cyprus
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:05

U.S. Needs to Step Up Proof of Sustainability With European Tourists

The U.S. travel sector needs to revamp its messaging around the sustainable action its destinations and businesses are taking in order to maintain competitiveness with European markets.

Airbnb Spends Much Less on Paid Search Than Booking or Expedia - skift.com
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:00

Airbnb Spends Much Less on Paid Search Than Booking or Expedia

In the perennial quest to turn bargaining-hunting travelers with little brand loyalty into customers making bookings and generating revenue through paid advertising, Airbnb widened its already substantial advantage in 2022 over rivals Booking Holdings and Expedia Group.

U.S. Traveler Spending Abroad Reached Nearly $16 Billion in January, a New High - skift.com - Usa
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 13:58

U.S. Traveler Spending Abroad Reached Nearly $16 Billion in January, a New High

Americans traveling abroad spent over $15.8 billion on travel to, and tourism-related activities within, other countries in January, more than any single month prior to the pandemic, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office.

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