U.S. tourism officials are warning that the looming government shutdown would cost the economy $1 billion per week—not to mention the disruption to air travel, national parks and related services.

The failure to act by Congress could cause airport lines and other disruptions across the travel industry during a busy holiday travel period. By Christine Chung Ceylan Yeğinsu and Steven Moity A ...

Travel advisories can be a valuable tool for travelers—if you know how to decipher and use different types of safety reports to your advantage. Safety is always a huge concern for travelers. A recent ...

Government travel is still down about 10% to 15% from before the DOGE cuts in February 2025, said Adtrav Travel Management. Photo Credit: xbrchx/Shutterstock Last year was a tumultuous one for those ...

A partial government shutdown is underway after Congress failed to pass legislation extending funding for operations past Sept. 30. That means hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be ...

With a government shutdown looming, the U.S. Travel Association is calling on lawmakers to avert the crisis, which could have ramifications for the travel economy and the traveling public. In a letter ...

The U.S. government's record-long 43-day shutdown cost an estimated $6.1 billion in total economic losses across travel and related sectors, according to a post on the U.S. Travel Association website ...

You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. Thanksgiving weekend is typically one of the busiest times to travel, and thanks to multiple factors, this year could ...

With another potential U.S. government shutdown approaching if Congress doesn't reach a funding agreement by January 30, 2026, leading travel insurance comparison site, Squaremouth, wants travelers to ...