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Canada

US destinations roll out deals as Canadian travel drops over political tension

US destinations are rolling out discounts, Canadian-dollar deals and a fresh round of travel trade engagement as they try

Global

US tourism pivots to trade strategy as visa hurdles stall post-World Cup recovery

The FIFA World Cup gave the United States packed stadiums, bursts of hotel demand and global exposure few tourism

Sports Tourism

US travel earnings beat forecasts as World Cup buffers industry against geopolitical shocks

The FIFA World Cup left behind sold-out stadiums, bustling fan zones and record hotel room rates across the United States.

Sports Tourism

International soccer fans flock to US national parks and retail hubs as World Cup matches kick off

For many football fans, the FIFA World Cup is no longer just about following their team from one match to

Associations

US loses “prime destination” status amid West Asia conflict

West Asian tourism may not be the bigger loser under such circumstances; as of press time, global experts are also seeing a drop in the US’ popularity as a tourist destination.

Exclusives

U.S. travel exports weaken as Mideast war drives oil above $105

For the travel trade, the biggest risk is not a sudden collapse in U.S. domestic travel. It is the steady

Exclusives

US tourism demand wavers as Israel-Iran tensions force flight reroutes

Escalating tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran are sending ripple effects far beyond the Middle East, disrupting

Exclusives

U.S. tourism arrivals plummet 20% as Canadian boycotts follow annexation rhetoric

While the U.S. remains a premier global destination, recent data from late 2025 and early 2026 suggests the international tourism

Associations

US tourism sector faces $12.5 billion loss as visa restrictions expand

The US State Department’s recent announcement on the suspension of visa processing in 75 countries recently sent shockwaves throughout the

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