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FORECAST January 17, 2024

Driven by Tourism Economics' travel forecasting model, the latest U.S. Travel Forecast projects the following:

International travel to the U.S. is growing quickly but is still far from a full pre-pandemic recovery. 

An expected global macroeconomic slowdown, a strong dollar, and lengthy visa wait times could inhibit future growth, with volume reaching 98% of 2019 levels in 2024 (up from 84% recovered in 2023) and achieving a full recovery in 2025. Spending levels, when adjusted for inflation, are not expected to recover until 2026. 

Other countries with whom the U.S. directly competes have recovered their pre-pandemic visitation rates more quickly, and some countries—such as France and Spain—have even increased their share of the global travel market. Meanwhile, U.S. global market share is declining.

Business travel is still expected to grow in 2024, albeit at a slower rate. 

Volume in the sector is expected to end the year at 95% of 2019 levels—up from 89% recovered in 2023. Slowing economic growth will hinder domestic business travel’s recovery, with a full comeback in volume not expected until 2026. Domestic business travel spending is not expected to recover to pre-pandemic levels within the range of the forecast.

Domestic leisure growth decelerated through three quarters of 2023 as consumer spending slowed amid higher borrowing costs, tighter credit conditions and the restart of student loan repayments. 

The sector achieved a full recovery to pre-pandemic levels in 2022. 

To complement the travel forecast table, U.S. Travel has released an accompanying slide deck , which provides context for the latest projections. This document, which appears on the right under "downloads," is available exclusively to U.S. Travel members.

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By cassidy wixom, ksl.com | posted - aug. 29, 2024 at 5:47 p.m., tikiti the warthog has recently arrived at utah's hogle zoo. (utah's hogle zoo).

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SALT LAKE CITY — Hakuna matata.

Utah's Hogle Zoo announced Thursday it is welcoming a new female warthog.

Tikiti the warthog is only a year old and comes from the Dallas Zoo as part of a breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' species survival plan with resident male warthog Swifty, the zoo said in a statement.

Tikiti will be living in the African Savanna section of the zoo, where guests can see her settling in. Her name means "watermelon" in Swahili.

Since arriving, she has been meeting her new care team, participating in trainings sessions and slowly getting acquainted with Swifty, who is 6 years old. The zoo said the introduction process for the warthogs includes being in the same area but separated by barriers to familiarize themselves with each other's scents.

Tikiti is learning how to live in a mixed-species habitat, as prior to her arrival she has only been in a habitat with other warthogs. The Dallas Zoo animal care team prepared Tikiti for her move by having her spend time in a bigger space, and now in Utah, she is meeting other animals such as the giraffes and zebras and even an ostrich.

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An animal rescue organization has reunited a nursing mother with several of her puppies in Waterbury Thursday night.

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"A community came together for this dog and her babies like we’ve never seen," the organization said.

BARC CT offered a cash reward to encourage whoever had the puppies to turn them over.

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