U.S. Travel is the national, non-profit organization representing and advocating for all components of the travel industry.

U.S. Travel Association is the national, non-profit organization representing all components of the U.S. travel industry—a key contributor to America’s economic success. Our mission is to increase travel to and within the United States, and in doing so, …

Membership for all Organizations. U.S. Travel represents more than 1,000 organizations across all sectors of the industry. We’ve designed our membership opportunities to cater to diverse organizations and industry segments, uniting them around common business goals.

As the advocate for all segments of the travel industry, U.S. Travel advances policies that grow travel to and within the United States, championing work that establishes travel as essential and improves the travel experience from point A to point B.

U.S. Travel unites and amplifies the diverse voices of America's travel industry. Through game-changing advocacy, rich insights and exclusive networking and industry events, members contribute to a thriving travel industry that benefits businesses, communities and …

2025年1月16日 · U.S. Travel is the authoritative leader in travel research. You will receive valuable data, trends and insights to assist you in strategically planning your marketing efforts, efficiently spend your travel promotional funds and make better educated business decisions.

2024年3月4日 · Research: Monthly member-exclusive summary of the latest economic, consumer and travel indicators, trends and analysis featuring key highlights from the U.S. Travel Insights Dashboard.

2022年7月26日 · The U.S. Travel Association announced today the launch of its new Sustainable Travel Coalition, which aims to align the travel, transportation and technology sectors in developing and advancing strategies to enable a more …

1969 – NATO and Discover America merge, becoming Discover America Travel Organizations (DATO). 1969 – First “ iscover America International Pow Wow” (now IPW) held at Commodore Hotel in New York City. 1969 – Association establishes a National Council of State Travel (now Tourism) Directors (NCSTD).

U.S. Travel's member and industry programs ensure that the concerns and interests of the travel community, and all those employed by it, are effectively represented.