U.S. Plans to Scale Back on Collecting All Travelers’ Social Media
The CBP's new social media rules weren't in effect yet, but the proposal made international travelers reconsider the U.S. as a welcoming destination.
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Social Media Vetting, $250 Entry Fees — Where U.S. Travel Restrictions Stand
The U.S. is gearing up for a summer of marquee events, but new fees and restrictions could keep certain tourists at bay.
U.S. to Expand Facial Recognition For International Travelers
The expanded use of facial recognition technology is the latest step toward tighter border controls from the Trump administration.
Travel in the Trump Era: What’s Actually Changed for Visitors?
Trump's tightened border policies have sparked international travel warnings and concerns among tourists, green card holders, and other travelers. But formal entry requirements remain largely unchanged.
The Olympics and World Cup Are Coming — U.S. Tourism Commission Calls For These Fixes
The U.S. risks missing out on billions in tourism revenue unless it modernizes its airport processes, slashes visa red tape, and takes other steps ahead of major sporting events.
Citi, Chase Will Cover Steeper Global Entry Fees for Premium Cardholders
Citi and Chase plan to chase the rising Global Entry fees, allowing cardholders to still access Global Entry.
U.S. Customs to Hike Global Entry Program Fees by 20%
While Global Entry fees will increase to account for "continuation and management of the programs," U.S. Customs and Border Protection will eliminate application fees for minors.
Managing Foreign Visitor Data Is Getting a Pandemic Rethink Across Travel
New tech launched today in Seychelles spotlights the issues many border agencies will face when collecting coronavirus-related health data from travelers.