If the Travel Promotion act is passed by the Senate as is the likely outcome the tourist industry is set to receive a boost of $200 million. Initially introduced to Congress last week after the House of Representatives passed it down last year, a decision will soon be reached. The money would be spent on trade shows, as well as more traditional online and media advertisements.
Tourism In America Expecting Boost of $200 Million
November 13th, 2009Increase In Tourists To America
October 30th, 2009Due to the recession American restaurants and hotels have cut their prices drastically, leading to more and more people to visiting the US. The British pound hit US$1.60 and is encouraging travelers hit hard by the crisis to visit while prices are at an all time low. Many airlines have started selling budget fares, with hotels often providing deals in which tourists will receive low room rates and a free night’s stay. In the first quarter of 2009 travelers spent US$11 billion on Visa cards, down from US $12.9 billion in the first quarter of 2008.
Tourism Promotion Act – 2009
October 16th, 2009The Senate is marked to reconsider a vote on the closure of the Tourism Promotion Act of 2009. If passed, another government entity would be created; a corporation funded by foreign tourists. It would be used to promote travel to the United States. Promoting tourism is a vital part of America’s economy, but many feel the government shout stick to it’s other responsibilities in the field, such as the Visa Waiver Program. In 2008 tourists spent $100 billion on their visits to the United States.
Tropical Tourism In America
October 2nd, 2009For tropical tourism in American visit the island of Oahu in Hawaii. This island is the perfect place to bring your teenagers for a vacation. The beaches are the main attraction but the resorts, hotels, and spas are worth coming for alone. Of course there is hula shows, but there are festivals as well. Other attractions are snorkeling, swimming with dolphin, and watching sea turtles. For the land lovers you can go horse back riding.
Facts About Tourism In America
September 24th, 2009Tourism in America is popular because the United States offers such a great amount of variety. From the beaches of Florida, and California to the glaciers of Alaska there is something for everyone. Rivers, mountains, great plains, and deserts can all be found in America. On the Southern border of America is Mexico. To the north lies Canada. In the Pacific there are the U.S. Hawaiian islands. You will find America has everything you are looking for.
Eco Tourism In America
September 17th, 2009Tourism in America has gone eco friendly. In Montana near the Rocky Mountains is a sustainable lodge called Sun Ranch. Considered one of the finest eco lodges in the United States, Sun Ranch is dedicated to conservation, and people living on the land in a way that is ecologically sustainable. 95% of the land that Sun Ranch is situated on now is considered a wildlife habitat. On your next vacation explore the idea of eco tourism in America.
Historical Tourism In America
September 10th, 2009Historical tourism in America is a delight and Boston is a great location. You will tour guides dressed historically leading tours. The history of Boston includes the the “Boston Massacre” when British soldiers killed colonists. Places of education in Boston have historical buildings, and museums. Recent history was made with the movie “Cheers” and you can visit this bar, but actually, the show was not even shot there, and the bars original name was the Bull And Finch.
Peaceful Tourism In America
September 3rd, 2009One aspect of tourism in America that few will believe is a relaxing time in New York. With all of the hustle and bustle in this city alive with excitement where do you go to relax? Here are two tips for you when seeking to get away from the noise, crowds, and traffic. The Wave Hill garden is a place of beauty and relaxation. Then there is the Noguchi Museum, peaceful, historic and the location of a Japanese garden.
Tourisim In America – Glacier Bay National Park
August 26th, 2009A guide to tourism in America would not be complete without mentioning the Glacier Bay National Park. Located 60 miles west of the state capital, Juneau Alaska, this national park is over three million acres. Mountains of snow, glacier, beaches along the coast, and freshwater lakes are some of the highlights of this beautiful area. There is lots to do here including whale watching, fishing, watching the wildlife, and much more.
Party Tourism In America
August 26th, 2009Tourism in America encompasses a wide range of activities but one of the best times can be had celebrating New Years Eve. If you are going to be in the USA for the first day of January make sure you get in on the fun. New York has famous New Years Celebrations. New Yorkers gather in Times Square for the countdown to the new year. After that the parties really get rolling in homes and nightclubs.