The U.S. Travel Association has launched a first-of-its-kind initiative, JourneyToClean.com, to share the collective story of the U.S. travel industry's bold vision for achieving greater sustainability. The initiative consists of more than 100 examples of sustainable travel practices from a diverse cross-section of more than 50 travel businesses.
It's officially spring, meaning the spring break travel season is well underway, with folks flocking to sunnier skies and rejuvenating retreats. Are your groups heading somewhere warm and relaxing this season? If so, keep these tips—shared by the TSA—in mind for a smooth, stress-free and successful trip to the airport.
During the height of the pandemic, despite travel restrictions at the time, national parks saw an influx of visitors, as they'd become a popular place for many people to stretch their legs and get some much needed fresh air. Now, the recently released National Park Service 2022 Visitation Report has found that visitation to America's national parks has continued to rebound toward pre-pandemic levels.
As USDOT works to ban family seating junk fees, new tool spotlights progress made on pushing airlines to guarantee parents can sit with their children fee-free.
The American Bus Association Foundation—the research arm of the motorcoach, group travel and tourism industry—recently conducted a survey to estimate the driver shortage gap in the private motorcoach industry. The results show a large gap (21.4%) between the need for drivers to help the industry recover and the number of drivers employed.
