The US market share of international tourism trade is at an all-time low and has dropped 35% since 1992, according to the Travel Industry Association of America (TIA).
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U.S. market share of international travel is at an all-time low.
Since 1992...
- U.S. market share has dropped 35% (between 1992 and 2004).
- Losing market share has cost the U.S. economy $286 billion in revenue.
- Federal, state and local government would have an extra $48 billion in tax revenue if we had maintained our market share.
