June 17, 2025
‘America the Beautiful’ tells the world the USA is open for business, says CEO Dixon
Brand USA has unveiled a new tourism campaign titled ‘America, the Beautiful’ which places a strong emphasis on human-to-human connections, and the USA’s unique experiences.
Read More…February 21, 2025
Streamlined travel processes and new tech among authority’s recommendations
Geoff Freeman, President and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, says existing screening and Customs processes for visitors to the United States of America continue to lag behind other nations, and needs urgent attention.
Read More…May 23, 2023
Wholesaler aligns with Brand USA to offer new self-drive itineraries across the States
The Travel Junction has partnered with Brand USA to create 12 new self-drive itineraries through the United States, aimed at making booking trips to the USA simple and easy.
Read More…May 25, 2022
Department of Homeland Security raises cost from by US$7 per person
The US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will bump up the cost of the Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) from US$10 to US$17 for the next five years.
Read More…June 4, 2018
Luxury touring program of North America released
Scenic’s 2019 program includes exclusive access to the full range of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts throughout Canada, from the Fairmont Express in Victoria to Fairmont Chateau Whistler, as well ascomplimentary drinks packages during all cruises on Holland America Line and Princess Cruises.
Read More…May 25, 2018
US Travel Association establishes group to promote the United States as “the most secure and most visited country in the world”.
“The goal of Visit US is to work with the White House to promote a simple and achievable idea: the US should be the most secure and the most-visited country in the world,” said Roger Dow, US Travel Association President and CEO.
Read More…March 23, 2018
Sonoma County and Napa Valley is not only a wine enthusiast’s dream but also a destination for everyone.
Approximately 40 industry insiders gathered at the event to learn what makes Sonoma County and Napa Valley so special. After the recent fires in California, the region has seen a decrease in tourists. The event was held to encourage those who visit San Francisco to drive an hour to these regions and experience the premium wines and activities on offer.
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