Tourism
Cherry blossom trees symbolize enduring U.S.-Japan ties [video]
Take a virtual walk among the cherry trees surrounding the Tidal Basin in Washington and learn more about their history in this 360-degree video!
International visitors to U.S. on the rise [infographic]
People from all over the world are visiting the U.S. in growing numbers and spending more money during their travels, according to the latest data.
U.S.-Africa trade is ready for takeoff
Kenya Airways joins several other African airlines providing direct service between the U.S. and Africa, which is expected to boost trade and tourism.
U.S. supports era of private spaceflight
At the National Space Council, the Trump administration is making sure regulations don't get in the way of America's innovation and private enterprise in space.
Explore the trail of the U.S. civil rights movement
A new website, civilrightstrail.com, uses 360-degree videos, historical comparison photos, interviews and interactive maps to guide visitors along important civil rights sites across the southern United States.
U.S. helps Egypt preserve antiquities
U.S.-Egyptian teamwork is protecting many of Egypt's most historic sites, including the Pyramids and the Great Sphinx, from groundwater and other threats.
Want to see America? Travel firms have packages for every budget.
Tourism is big business in the United States, and the 77 million visitors from other countries in 2016 are a major reason why.
Japan’s much-celebrated gift blooms in Washington
Washington’s famous cherry trees are blooming again. This year marks the 105th anniversary of Japan's gift of the flowering trees to the U.S.
Have purpose, will travel
Voluntourism, travel combined with volunteer activities, is driven by young people’s desire to make their lives more consequential.