Trump to meet with travel industry CEOs

U.S. tourism got a big boost from the FIFA World Cup this summer. Travel spending rose 6.2% year over year in June to $122.1 billion, its strongest monthly reading in a year.

In 2025, international arrivals fell 5.5%, with travel officials citing a number of factors including lengthy visa interview wait times, stricter immigration policies, tariffs, and U.S. travel restrictions for some countries.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with major travel company executives on Wednesday including representatives from American Airlines AAL.O, Marriott MAR.O, MGM Resorts MGM.N and Carnival CCL.N, a White House official said.