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12/08/2010, 11h28
The U.S. Travel Association spent $341,000 in the second quarter to lobby the federal government on travel security, border enforcement, pandemic preparations and other issues, according to a disclosure report.
That's up from the $288,000 that the group spent in the year-ago period, but less than the $356,000 it spent in the first quarter. The group, formerly called the Travel Industry Association of America, also lobbied the federal government on legislation involving immigration, transportation, the budget and other matters, according to the report filed on July 20.
In the April-to-June period, the group lobbied Congress, the executive office of the president, the departments of Homeland Security and State, the Transportation Security Administration and other departments, according to the report filed with the House clerk's office.
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The American Hotel & Lodging Association spent $305,000 in the second quarter lobbying federal officials on labor issues, matters affecting small businesses and other items, according to a recent disclosure report.
That's less than the $350,000 the group spent lobbying in the same period last year and even with the $305,000 the group spent in the first quarter.
The trade group, which represents hotel companies, also lobbied the federal government on travel to Cuba, immigration and pool and spa safety in the quarter from April through June.
The trade group lobbied both houses of Congress, the Departments of Labor, Commerce and Homeland Security, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and others, according to a disclosure report it filed July 20 with the House clerk's office.
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That's up from the $288,000 that the group spent in the year-ago period, but less than the $356,000 it spent in the first quarter. The group, formerly called the Travel Industry Association of America, also lobbied the federal government on legislation involving immigration, transportation, the budget and other matters, according to the report filed on July 20.
In the April-to-June period, the group lobbied Congress, the executive office of the president, the departments of Homeland Security and State, the Transportation Security Administration and other departments, according to the report filed with the House clerk's office.
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The American Hotel & Lodging Association spent $305,000 in the second quarter lobbying federal officials on labor issues, matters affecting small businesses and other items, according to a recent disclosure report.
That's less than the $350,000 the group spent lobbying in the same period last year and even with the $305,000 the group spent in the first quarter.
The trade group, which represents hotel companies, also lobbied the federal government on travel to Cuba, immigration and pool and spa safety in the quarter from April through June.
The trade group lobbied both houses of Congress, the Departments of Labor, Commerce and Homeland Security, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and others, according to a disclosure report it filed July 20 with the House clerk's office.
Pour en lire plus... (http://www.veilleinfotourisme.fr/1281602958368/0/fiche___article/)
http://tracking.publicidees.com/showgrp.php?partid=22831&grpid=6775