O gbejade alaye yii lori aye ti owo igbeowosile jakejado ijọba, eyiti o pẹlu Ofin Irin-ajo ati Irin-ajo Omnibus ti iṣeto Akowe Iranlọwọ ti Irin-ajo ati Irin-ajo tuntun ni Ẹka Iṣowo ti AMẸRIKA.
“Ero naa lati ṣẹda yiyan ti ijọba kan, ipo ti o jẹ ifọwọsi Alagba AMẸRIKA lati ṣe itọsọna eto imulo irin-ajo ijọba ti wa ni ayika fun awọn ewadun. Ṣeun si ẹgbẹ ipinsimeji ati ẹgbẹ bicameral ti awọn oludari ile-igbimọ, Amẹrika yoo darapọ mọ gbogbo awọn orilẹ-ede G20 bayi pẹlu oṣiṣẹ agba ijọba apapo ti dojukọ lori irin-ajo.
“Akọwe Iranlọwọ naa yoo ṣe ipa pataki bi a ṣe n ṣe ajọṣepọ pẹlu ijọba lati dinku awọn akoko idaduro fisa alejo, ṣe imudojuiwọn ibojuwo aabo ati lo awọn imọ-ẹrọ tuntun lati jẹ ki irin-ajo siwaju sii lainidi ati aabo.”
The U.S. Travel Association thanks Senate Commerce Chair Cantwell and Ranking Member Wicker, Senate Subcommittee Chair on Travel and Tourism Rosen and Ranking Member R. Scott, Senator Sullivan and Representatives Titus and Kuster, as well as all of the bill’s sponsors for their efforts to ensure the passage of the Omnibus Travel and Tourism Act.
U.S. Travel Association is a national non-profit organization representing all components of the travel industry. Travelers in the United States are estimated to spend $1.1 trillion in 2022 (still 10% below 2019 levels). U.S. Travel advocates for policies to accelerate an even recovery across the travel industry and restore economic and job growth for this essential contributor to our nation’s success. Visit ustravel.org for information and recovery-related data.
