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Escalating Trade War Threatens US Travel Sector

02/27/25

In recent weeks, trade policy uncertainty has taken center stage in the US economic landscape.

US Lodging Trends: Short-Term Rentals and Cruise Drive Recovery

01/07/25

In 2024, US short-term rentals added more incremental demand than hotels and cruises combined—plus, cruises continue to punch above their weight.

Blending Business and Leisure Travel: Top Opportunity for Tourism Growth

11/12/24

The 2024 WTM Global Travel Report reveals global leisure tourism expenditure in 2024 is now worth over $5.5 trillion, with bleisure a key trend to capitalize on.

Associations Boost America’s Economy and Generate Opportunity

08/27/24

In a new study, ASAE (American Society of Association Executives) unveils the most comprehensive research to date on the economic contributions of associations across the United...

New Report: Airbnb Boosts Optionality and Affordability During Major UK Events

05/08/24

A report from Oxford Economics explores how short-term rentals are resource and cost-efficient in meeting fluctuating visitor demand for major events in the UK.

Sports Tourism: State of the Industry 2023

05/01/24

Sports-related travel is a substantial, billion-dollar industry.

Cruise Tourism Economic Impact

04/30/24

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), in partnership with Tourism Economics, has released a suite of Cruise Economic Impact Studies—the first since 2019.