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#美国旅游

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Aug 27Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Confirmed: Brand USA CEO Fred Dixon to Lead NYC Tourism Again

    Fred Dixon is departing his role as CEO and president of Brand USA, the national destination marketing organization, to return to NYC Tourism + Conventions as CEO and president. His departure from Brand USA is effective November 13, and he begins at NYC Tourism on December 1. Dixon succeeds Julie Coker, who is leaving to lead Visit California; Coker remains through August 31, with Board Chairman Charles Flateman overseeing the organization in the interim. Brand USA praised Dixon's leadership and said a search for his successor is underway, framing the transition as occurring 'from a position of strength.' Dixon previously served as CEO of NYC Tourism for roughly a decade before joining Bran…

Aug 25Tue
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    Hotel rates climb this Labor Day weekend: AAA

    According to a new AAA report, hotel rates for the 2026 Labor Day weekend (Sept. 3-7) will be 9% higher for domestic bookings and 12% higher for international hotels compared to last year. Fuel and domestic airfare costs are also up, but cruises and international flights are cheaper. Despite rising costs, Americans prioritize outdoor leisure destinations like Seattle, Orlando, and Boston.

Aug 14Fri
  2. Skift Feed

    Overseas Travel to the U.S. Falls for Fourth Straight Month

    U.S. overseas visitation fell 7% year-over-year in July to just over 3 million, marking a fourth consecutive monthly decline and nearly 23% below pre-pandemic levels. The World Cup failed to boost overall numbers, with mixed results among participating nations: UK, Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina rose, while Switzerland, France, and Spain declined. Industry leaders warn that restrictive policies like a new visa integrity fee and traveler bonds up to $20,000 could further deter visitors.