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American travel continues to grow, but the international recovery remains slower than domestic demand

Find out why the American travel market continues to record strong spending, with a forecast of growth to $1.42 trillion by 2027. We bring an overview of key trends: the dominance of domestic travel, the slower return of international visitors, the impact of inflation, business travel and major sporting events on the U.S. tourism economy.

08.05.2026

Travel

Spirit Airlines’ shutdown changes the cheap-flight market and raises the question of the future of affordable travel

Find out how the collapse of Spirit Airlines affected passengers, employees and the American air transport market. We bring an overview of the reasons for the financial decline, the consequences for ticket prices, the role of regulators and the question of whether the era of ultra-cheap flights will give way to a more expensive, more consolidated and less competitive travel model for millions of people across the U.S.

04.05.2026

Travel

Gloria Guevara in Washington: how the White House and border policy are shaping pressure on U.S. tourism

Find out why American tourism is under increasing pressure ahead of major events in 2026, how Gloria Guevara and WTTC are advocating pragmatic solutions, and why visas, borders, Global Entry and international perception are becoming a key economic issue.

25.04.2026

Travel

WTTC warns: the U.S. remains the largest tourism market, but weakening interest from foreign visitors threatens its leadership

Find out why WTTC warns that the U.S. is at a tourism crossroads: despite global growth in travel, international arrivals and spending by foreign visitors are weakening, and pressure from competing destinations is becoming increasingly visible. We bring an overview of the key causes, figures, and possible consequences.

16.04.2026

Travel

American tourism declines ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026: can the World Cup change the negative trend

Find out why people are talking about the “Trump slump” in American tourism, how international arrivals are weakening despite strong interest in travel, and whether the FIFA World Cup 2026 in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico can become a turning point for tourism, the economy, and the country’s image.

30.03.2026

Travel

Europe or the U.S. in 2026: how the “Trump factor” and controversies from Belgrade to Washington are changing tourism

Find out why some European travelers in 2026 increasingly choose Europe’s predictability over the U.S.: from worsening views of the U.S. in European polls to the Belgrade affair surrounding Trump’s hotel. We explain how limited flight capacity and major events like the 2026 World Cup increase the importance of trust, and what IATA and U.S. Travel say about the trends.

09.02.2026

Travel

Direct U.S.–Venezuela flights return after seven years, with American Airlines and security conditions

Find out what the announced return of nonstop flights between the U.S. and Venezuela means: after the FAA lifts part of its restrictions, American Airlines is awaiting final approvals and security assessments. We provide the context of diplomatic moves and what still holds back travel – “do not travel” warnings, visas, bonds, TPS, and weak consular services.

02.02.2026

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Articles with this tag

American travel continues to grow, but the international recovery remains slower than domestic demand

Spirit Airlines’ shutdown changes the cheap-flight market and raises the question of the future of affordable travel

Gloria Guevara in Washington: how the White House and border policy are shaping pressure on U.S. tourism

WTTC warns: the U.S. remains the largest tourism market, but weakening interest from foreign visitors threatens its leadership

American tourism declines ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026: can the World Cup change the negative trend

Europe or the U.S. in 2026: how the “Trump factor” and controversies from Belgrade to Washington are changing tourism

Direct U.S.–Venezuela flights return after seven years, with American Airlines and security conditions

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