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Tensions Simmer Beneath the Surface as Brand USA Unveils New Global Campaign

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CHICAGO — Brand USA launched its new global tourism campaign, America the Beautiful, at a packed press conference today — but it was the elephant in the room, not the glossy new ads, that had attendees buzzing. CEO Fred Dixon took to the podium to unveil the campaign, which he said would focus on “people-to-people connections” and position the United States as “the world’s most aspirational long-haul travel destination.” “There’s never been a be…
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The official tourism promotion organization of the United States, Brand Usa, has announced in the framework of IPW 2025 an ambitious global strategy to boost international tourism towards the country. At its annual conference held at the McCormick Place convention center in Chicago, the entity presented its new global brand campaign ‘America the Beautiful’ and the launch of its new digital portal AmericaTheBeautiful.com. The initiative, qualifie…

Brand USA presents "America The Beautiful" a new tourism campaign and digital platform to strengthen international travel to the USA.

Since Chicago, Brand USA has launched "America the Beautiful", a global campaign to seduce travellers and enjoy a decade of major events. Planned for a launch in August, the...

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ITTN broke the news in on Monday, June 16, 2025.
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