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9 Charts That Show the State of International Travelers Staying at U.S. Hotels

Dan Peltier

Photo Credit: American hotels are still the most-used accommodation type by international travelers visiting the U.S. Pictured here are guests at the 21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati. 21c Museum Hotels

Skift Take

U.S. hotels still hold their own with international travelers, but the amount of weight they can throw around hasn't gotten heavier.

International travelers are gradually decreasing their stays at U.S. hotels when visiting for business or leisure as home-shares and rentals become more available with more ways to book them. That’s according to the latest data from National Travel and Tourism Office, part of the U.S. Department of Commerce, as part of its annual Survey of International Air Travelers. One of the reports in this survey summarizes what we know about overseas travelers staying at U.S. hotels. American hotels are still the most-used accommodation type by these travelers but the negati

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