The travel industry is taking a catastrophic hit. According to a recent analysis by the US Travel Association, COVID-19 has already resulted in a loss of 8 million travel-related American jobs. Additionally, total spending loss on travel in the United States, which includes transportation, lodging, retail, attractions, and restaurants, is expected to top a half a trillion dollars by year end. This projected $502 billion is a 45 percent decrease from last year, and is nine times greater than the impact of 9/11.
Walking with Words: Keeping Ancient Languages Alive By Classic Journeys Languages are the true soul of a culture. They are living vessels of tradition, history, and identity, yet many of them are now on the brink of extinction. Of the roughly 7,000 languages spoken worldwide, at least 40% are endangered, and on average, one disappears every two weeks, taking with it generations of knowledge. Why […]
Zagreb – A City That Lives Culture All Year Round By: Zagreb Tourist Board Zagreb is a city where culture breathes on every corner. Streets, squares, galleries, and stages create a vibrant cultural landscape where tradition meets modernity, and classical art blends seamlessly with contemporary expressions. Stages of Creativity The city offers a wide range […]
Three Reasons to Travel in the Off-Season Any Time of Year Traveling during a destination’s off-season has value for you as a traveler and the destination. Off-season travel isn’t just smart; it’s a more responsible way to travel. First, off-season travel often brings more mild temperatures. Europe is popular in the summer, but you may spend precious […]
USTOA $1 Million
Travelers Assistance Program
A travel vacation should not only be an unforgettable experience, but offer solid peace of mind. That’s why USTOA created a consumer protection fund which protects consumers who book with our Active Members.
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