TikTok Ban Delayed Again: What It Means for Travel Brands
At this point, it’s unclear who might buy the app’s U.S. operations, but Trump's press secretary has said the President does not want the app to go dark.
The Trump Effect: Borders, Bans and Bookings
As U.S. President Donald Trump continues to shape the political and economic landscape, the impact of his choices on the travel industry remains significant. Read how his actions and policies are shaping the future of travel, and get insights into the industry’s evolving response.
U.S. Hotels Brace for Immigration Crackdowns as Worker Shortage Looms
Hotels may face a labor crisis as ICE enforcement tightens. The industry is reviewing how it complies with complex laws and recent changes to work authorizations.
Budget Cut Risks, Sluggish Travel: Brand USA CEO on Managing a Critical Moment
Brand USA is once again in the political crosshairs, and proposed cuts come at a time when U.S. travel is already struggling.
Trump Travel Ban Review: Why Egypt Stands Out
Trump previously singled out Egypt as a country that wouldn't be on a travel ban list. Two weeks later, amid regional tensions, things may change.
Trump Travel Ban: U.S. Weighs Restrictions on 36 More Countries
The targeted countries don’t account for a large number of visitors, but the U.S. has already been dealing with a decline in inbound travel.
U.S. Tourism Slide Continued in May, Canadians Stayed Away
We’d been hearing CEOs talk about stabilization in travel trends. But the declines in visits from key markets — Canada, Germany — show that it will take time to repair strained relationships.
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Canceled Events, Lost Jobs: How Trump-Era Policies Are Hitting the Meetings Industry
New government policies and cutbacks, along with rising costs, have forced planners to rethink logistics and cancel meetings. This may result in some going out of business.
Los Angeles Immigration Protests Spur Some Travelers to Change Plans
International tourists viewing the headlines from Los Angeles and other big U.S. cities may decide to skip the hassle and vacation elsewhere. The U.S. keeps giving tourists reasons to not visit.
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Planners Fear Immigration Crackdowns Will Make Hotel Labor Shortages Worse: Exclusive Survey
The hospitality industry has struggled with a labor shortage since the Covid pandemic. Now, immigration enforcement and an anti-immigrant sentiment are adding a new layer of complexity.
Senators Grill Trump’s FAA Pick Over Pilot Training
Although Bedford has broad industry support, some Democrats and pilots’ unions are concerned about his stances on pilot training requirements.