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November was a busy month for the Travel and Tourism Industry! On November 8, the international travel ban ended and the United States once again opened to vaccinated international visitors from dozens of countries.
Thanksgiving travel was once again predicted to be at record levels since the pandemic began, and more expected with Christmas right around the corner.
In another forecast, U.S. Travel predicts uneven recovery for international inbound and business travel, with domestic travel near pre-pandemic levels as well.
The the National Travel and Tourism Office's COVID-19 Travel Industry Monitor tracks a number of indicators that measure the performance of the travel and tourism sector in the United States in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic. This monitor has six sections: COVID-19, International Visitation, General Travel, Travel in Trade, Business and Consumer Sentiment, and an Overview of the U.S. economy. It is updated weekly.
For more information on International Travel, CDC Guidelines and What is considered Fully Vaccinated, see the following resources:
Information Session & Indigenous Marketing Spotlight: GW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism
December 14, 10:00 AM MST/New Mexico
Join the American Indian Alaskan Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) for a 30-minute information session on the Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism offered by the George Washington University International Institute of Tourism Studies (GW) in partnership with AIANTA. This 7-week online program provides tourism entrepreneurs and community leaders with the tools to identify and develop tourism assets. Register here.
For more information, contact:
Bianca Mitchell | 505.433.2120 | bmitchell@aianta.org
Sherrie L. Bowman | 505.209.2479 | sbowman@aianta.org
Fore additional EDA grants available for community and DMO recovery click here.
The U.S. Travel Association’s IPW will take place June 4-8, 2022 in Orlando. As the leading inbound travel trade show, IPW will provide an in-person platform to conduct business and renew our relationships around the world. Please visit IPW for additional information and registration.
The International Trade Administration offers a range of industry expertise and business development opportunities for U.S. travel and tourism organizations including travel and tourism statistics, market intelligence, and trade events leveraging our National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) and the U.S. Commercial Service’s worldwide network located in 100 offices nationwide and in more than 70 international offices.
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