Travel industry presses Trump to target 100 million international visitors in Oval Office meeting
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President Donald Trump met Wednesday with executives from some of the country’s largest airlines, hotel chains and travel companies as the industry pressed the White House to build on the men's FIFA World Cup and pursue an ambitious goal of attracting 100…
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What happened
President Donald Trump met Wednesday with executives from some of the country’s largest airlines, hotel chains and travel companies as the industry pressed the White House to build on the men's FIFA World Cup and pursue an ambitious goal of attracting 100…
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