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GBTA Highlights AI and Hotel Tech Challenges Affecting U.S. Business Travel
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The suspension of visa bonds for FIFA World Cup 2026 visitors supported by the U.S. Travel Association aims to ease entry for international fans. This move is expected to boost tourism and benefit the American hospitality industry.
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