Universal Vacations joins the U.S. Travel Association in Applauding National Strategy to Boost Travel and Tourism
January 19th, 2012 |
Universal Vacations, said This is the action we have been calling for, this will go a long way in promoting travel to the United States
WASHINGTON, DC – In a first for the U.S., President Barack Obama today announced a national strategy
on travel and tourism to boost travel in the United States. The U.S. travel
industry is a cornerstone of the U.S. economy, representing 1.8 trillion in
economic output and supporting 14 million American jobs.
Gary Young, President of Universal Vacations, said This is the action we have been
calling for, this will go a long way in promoting travel to the United States, the
Visa processing changes will significantly increase inbound travel from South
America and China.
According to a WhiteHouse statement,
today’s announcement calls for a national strategy to make the United States
the world’s top travel and tourism destination, as part of a comprehensive
effort to spur job creation. The number of travelers from emerging economies
with growing middle classes – such as China, Brazil, and India – is projected
to grow by 135%, 274% and 50% respectively by 2016 when compared to 2010.
President Obama will also sign an Executive Order and charge several government agencies
to take part in efforts and new initiatives to significantly increase travel.
Universal Vacations, a Fort Myers based company with offices along Florida’s Gulf Coast including
Bradenton, Fort Myers Beach and Naples has partnered with the U.S. Travel
Association to increase travel to and within the United States. Continue reading “Universal Vacations joins the U.S. Travel Association in Applauding National Strategy to Boost Travel and Tourism” »











