Travel Industry Warns Against DHS Threat to Halt Customs at ‘Sanctuary Cities’
Halting customs at Newark — one of the busiest international hubs in the U.S. — would be a logistical nightmare for airlines.
Articles tagged “U.S. travel”
How Cartels, Conflict, and Live Tourism Are Redrawing the American Travel Map
In 2026, the American traveler has traded the pursuit of the best deal for the stable experience, as geopolitical shockwaves transform predictability into the ultimate luxury.
The U.S. Travel Industry’s Advocacy Infrastructure Is Obsolete
The travel industry’s advocacy groups were built to lobby Congress, but the executive branch has all the power. The mismatch was undeniable this past week.
How U.S. Lodging Abandoned the Middle Class
The drive vacation is still the most realistic way for the American middle class to see their own country. We’ve spent 30 years quietly dismantling the infrastructure that made it possible.
2026 World Cup Draw: Skift’s Guide to Who’s Playing Where and the Tourism Impact
The U.S. is banking on the soccer tournament to draw in visitors after a lackluster year for international travel.
Canadian Border Crossings to the U.S. Plunged 33% in June
Canadians, long the top visitors to the U.S., aren't just talking about boycotting travel to America – the data shows they are traveling elsewhere.
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.
Europeans Are Cutting U.S. Summer Trips Due to ‘Bad Buzz’, Accor CEO Says
Accor's CEO highlights a significant drop in European summer bookings to the U.S., suggesting that geopolitical anxieties and perceived "bad buzz" are diverting European travel.