DHS Eyes Customs Halt at Sanctuary City Airports
The Department of Homeland Security is exploring plans to end customs processing at sanctuary city airports, including SFO and LAX. Comments by DHS leader Markwayne Mullin highlight potential travel impacts.
CATO Supports Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators has publicly backed the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. CATO urges industry and government to increase their support for Indigenous tourism initiatives.
IPW 2026 Concludes with Global Attendance and Positive Outlook
IPW 2026 in Fort Lauderdale finished on May 26, showcasing strong global participation. The event highlighted a positive outlook for future inbound travel growth.
Majority of Michiganders Plan Travel Despite Higher Summer Costs
Most Michigan residents plan to travel during summer 2026 according to a recent AAA survey. Travel demand remains steady despite rising travel expenses.
U.S. Travel Association Highlights IPW 2026 Success
IPW 2026 wrapped up in South Florida with strong global attendance. The U.S. Travel Association expressed a positive outlook for future inbound tourism growth.
Technology Gaps Slow Business Travel Progress
A Hotel Management report points to technology and distribution deficiencies as factors slowing development in the business travel market. These challenges restrict growth and innovation within the sector.
IPW 2026 Shows Strong International Engagement
IPW 2026 was held in Fort Lauderdale, gathering travel professionals worldwide. The event concluded with an optimistic outlook for inbound tourism growth.
CATO Supports Increased Backing for Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators affirms support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada and urges stronger cooperation with government and industry partners to develop Indigenous tourism.
IPW 2026 Draws Global Travel Industry with Strong International Participation
IPW 2026 convened in Fort Lauderdale, attracting considerable international delegation. The event emphasized collaboration within the travel industry to support inbound tourism development.
Technology and Distribution Issues Slow Business Travel Progress
Gaps in technology and distribution are contributing to slower progress in the business travel sector. These issues are affecting efficiency and growth in the industry.
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