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WTTC Malta

WTTC Global Summit Opens in Malta Highlighting European Growth Outpacing Wider Economy

The international tourism and hospitality travel sector is gathering for its mos

Brussels airport delays

European Union Entry/Exit System Implementation Triggers Major Delays at Brussels Airport

The European border management and passenger travel sector is experiencing severe administrative bottlenecks following technical glitches linked to the rollout of the European Unio

Georgia

Georgia Department of Economic Development Announces Record $46.2 Billion Tourism Spending

The regional destination marketing travel sector is celebrating unprecedented economic milestones as state officials unveil official annual performance data.

US tourism

US Travel Association Reports Projected Decline of 2 Million International Visitors

The North American tourism travel sector is facing renewed economic headwinds following a comprehensive report released by the U.S. Travel Association.

U.S. Senate Committee Approves Travel Promotion Act

The United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation has approved S. 1023, the “Travel Promotion Act of 2009.” The bipartisan legislation, led by Senators Byron Dorgan (D-ND) and John Ensign (R-NV) creates a public-private partnership with a budget of up to $200 million annually to attract international travelers to the United States by better communicating America’s security policies and competing for visitors. According to an analysis by Oxford Economics, the program could drive $4 billion annually in new spending by international travelers to the United States.

U.S. Senate Committee Approves Travel Promotion Act

The United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation has approved S. 1023, the “Travel Promotion Act of 2009.” The bipartisan legislation, led by Senators Byron Dorgan (D-ND) and John Ensign (R-NV) creates a public-private partnership with a budget of up to $200 million annually to attract international travelers to the United States by better communicating America’s security policies and competing for visitors. According to an analysis by Oxford Economics, the program could drive $4 billion annually in new spending by international travelers to the United States.

U.S. Senate Committee Approves Travel Promotion Act

The United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation has approved S. 1023, the “Travel Promotion Act of 2009.” The bipartisan legislation, led by Senators Byron Dorgan (D-ND) and John Ensign (R-NV) creates a public-private partnership with a budget of up to $200 million annually to attract international travelers to the United States by better communicating America’s security policies and competing for visitors. According to an analysis by Oxford Economics, the program could drive $4 billion annually in new spending by international travelers to the United States.

U.S. Senate Committee Approves Travel Promotion Act

The United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation has approved S. 1023, the “Travel Promotion Act of 2009.” The bipartisan legislation, led by Senators Byron Dorgan (D-ND) and John Ensign (R-NV) creates a public-private partnership with a budget of up to $200 million annually to attract international travelers to the United States by better communicating America’s security policies and competing for visitors. According to an analysis by Oxford Economics, the program could drive $4 billion annually in new spending by international travelers to the United States.

Japan Promotes Hiking, Climbing

The Japan National Tourist Office is promoting Japan’s wealth of mountain climbing and hiking this summer. From mid spring, Japan opens public access to its mountains and hiking paths for visitors all summer long.

Japan Promotes Hiking, Climbing

The Japan National Tourist Office is promoting Japan’s wealth of mountain climbing and hiking this summer. From mid spring, Japan opens public access to its mountains and hiking paths for visitors all summer long.

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