The Week That U.S. Travel Started Its Recovery, by the Numbers

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05 Apr

Occupancy rates, airline passenger traffic, and forward bookings all show U.S. travel demand is strengthening heading into summer. Hanoi Photography / Adobe

Skift Take: Travel companies owe a lot to Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson. The acceleration of vaccine distribution jolted the U.S. travel industry out of its winter travel slump and built major strength heading into warmer months. Check out the numbers in just the last five days.

— Cameron Sperance and Sean O’Neill

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