Travel indicators in the United States for February showed generally flat trends in spending and volume compared with the same month the prior year. Lodging demand was up slightly, and while travel sentiment indicators were at similar positive levels to January, broader economic sentiment declined. National park visits also declined in February.
Data notes: February 2025 data for some sources is not adjusted for one less day versus February 2024, and NTTO data does not yet reflect Canadian visitation data by air or land for February 2025.
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Supporting Data Providers
- AirDNA
- Future Partners
- Longwoods International
- National Park Service
- Northstar Meetings Group
- Simpleview
- Tempest
- TransUnion
- TSA
- U.S. Department of Commerce
- Airline Data Inc.
- MMGY
- National Travel and Tourism Office
- Oxford Economics
- STR
- Tourism Economics
- TravelClick, an Amadeus Company
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics