Bailey Schulz is a Money Reporter at USA Today. Based in Las Vegas, she covers a range of topics including travel and tourism, finance, and investment, with a particular focus on the travel industry and consumer travel. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Yahoo News, and the Detroit Free Press.
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World Cup host cities were promised a once-in-a-generation tourism surge. The lift is real, but some cities' results are well below expectations.
The U.S. leisure and hospitality sector has ramped up hiring as businesses prepare for a World Cup tourism boost.
Travelers to the United States will soon be able to skip the visa appointment line — as long as they're willing to pay $750.
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Demand is running behind. Operators are counting on a late rush.
By: Bailey Schulz
For American destination marketers, the World Cup is a chance to reverse a slide in international visits and the campaigns they're running share a single
Tripadvisor agreed to a $700 million all-cash transaction to sell dining reservation platform TheFork to American Express.
AAA expects a 0.5% jump in Americans traveling for the July Fourth holiday, with much of that growth tied to a busy Alaska cruise season.
AAA expects car and air travel to be relatively flat compared to last year.
One week into the World Cup, hotels are seeing a healthy boost in revenue per available room, with CoStar data showing RevPAR up anywhere from 24% to more
