As of April, the total number of job openings remain elevated at more than 10 million—nearly twice the number of available workers. While the job openings have fallen since their peak at more than 12 million in March 2022, there are still three mill...

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Top Takeaways: U.S. Travel’s Research Advisory Committee Meeting

Last week, we welcomed nearly 40 members of the Research Advisory Committee for our annual in-person meeting in Washington, D.C. Through meaningful presentations from industry experts on the evolving drivers of international travel’s recovery and th...

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Summer Travel Expectations Still Strong but Economic Pressure and Poor Travel Experience May Weaken Future Demand

This summer, air travel demand is expected to be the strongest since pre-pandemic—and potentially the strongest ever. Over a quarter of Americans plan to increase the amount they are spending on leisure travel in the next three months (26%) up from ...

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Q2 Insights Reveal Summer Travel Expectations and Opportunities to Address Traveler Pain Points

These new insights combined with surveys of current business travelers and corporate executive perspectives from the Quarterly Business Travel Tracker in collaboration with JD Power and Tourism Economics will help anticipate and identify consumer op...

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Industry Perspectives: Looking Ahead for the Travel Industry

These insights and perspectives help us understand how some of the largest travel corporate players are viewing the state of the economy and its impact on the travel industry as well as the main factors they are monitoring that may hinder their cont...

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ADA Update: Accessibility Legislation and the Importance of Website Compliance

The Americans with Disability Act (ADA) is an important piece of legislation guaranteeing equal access to public facilities to the nearly 60 million people with disabilities in the US today. Stuart Tubis, a partner in JMBM’s ADA Compliance and Defen...

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International travel’s gradual return in an increasingly competitive global market

We are well into 2023, and the U.S. finally officially announced this week that it will be ending the COVID-19 vaccine requirements for international air travelers on May 11, the same day that the COVID-19 public health emergency ends. This announce...

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The Travel Industry’s Vital Role in Bolstering Our Economy

The industry’s outsized role in bolstering the U.S. economy is clear. Direct travel spending totaled $1.2 trillion in 2022, which produced an economic footprint of $2.6 trillion—a return to 2019 levels. Travel directly employed 8 million Americans a...

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Inbound Travel in an Increasingly Competitive Global Landscape

Many countries have laid new visions and concrete plans to facilitate international travel and gain larger shares of the global travel market. With demand for global travel high, and international inbound travel to the U.S. being years away from a f...

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National Travel and Tourism Office Projects Inbound Travel Will Fully Recover by 2025

The National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) recently released an international visitation forecast, its first since the onset of the pandemic. The forecast, which extends until 2027, projects that inbound travel will fully recover to pre-pandemic ...

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Top Takeaways: U.S. Travel’s Research Advisory Committee Meeting

Summer Travel Expectations Still Strong but Economic Pressure and Poor Travel Experience May Weaken Future Demand

Q2 Insights Reveal Summer Travel Expectations and Opportunities to Address Traveler Pain Points

Industry Perspectives: Looking Ahead for the Travel Industry

ADA Update: Accessibility Legislation and the Importance of Website Compliance

International travel’s gradual return in an increasingly competitive global market

The Travel Industry’s Vital Role in Bolstering Our Economy

Inbound Travel in an Increasingly Competitive Global Landscape

National Travel and Tourism Office Projects Inbound Travel Will Fully Recover by 2025

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