The U.S. Travel Association is the national, non-profit organization representing all components of the $704 billion travel industry. U.S. ... more →
U.S. Travel is the unique national organization that leverages the collective strength of those who benefit from travel to grow their business beyond what they can do ... more →
The Pennsylvania Travel Council is the leading trade association whose mission is to promote and protect the interests of the hospitality and tourism industry in Pennsylvania. We also serve as the member state association for the American Hotel & Motel ... more →
SATW's membership includes writers, editors, photographers, journalists, filmmakers, and communications professionals who specialize in the travel industry. SATW promotes responsible journalism, provides professional support and development for its members, and encourages the conservation and preservation of travel resources ... more →
The International Medical Travel Association is a global organization of stakeholders in the international medical travel industry, representing leading healthcare providers, medical travel facilitators and related industry service providers worldwide. IMTA supports the development of international industry standards and best practices ... more →
Meeting Professionals International (MPI) is the largest meeting and event industry association worldwide. The organization provides innovative and relevant education, networking opportunities and business exchanges, and acts as a prominent voice for the promotion and growth of the industry. MPI has a global community of 60,000 meeting ... more →
USTravel.org is the official U.S. Travel Association web site. Find Travel Industry news, research, publications, events, press releases, advocacy, government affairs, U.S. Travel Association marketing & sponsorship opportunities & ... more →
When advocating on behalf of the travel industry in the United States, U.S. Travel champions polices that are pro-growth, pro-competition and pro-traveler. We ensure that the concerns and interests of the travel community, and all those employed by it, are effectively represented within the legislative ... more →