New York consistently ranks as one of the top three metro areas in the U.S. for outbound international travel, with over 5 million overseas trips made in 2023 alone—a 62% increase from pre-pandemic levels. With 426.7 trips per 1,000 residents, the city is a global travel powerhouse, home to hundreds of tour operators, consortia agents, and high-income travelers.

Washington, D.C. ranks 7th among U.S. metros for international travel, with over 1.6 million outbound trips and a 37.6% increase since 2019.

Atlanta is ranked 11th for international trips, with 243.9 trips per 1,000 people and over 1.5 million overseas departures in 2023. Atlanta is home to the world’s busiest airport.

Orlando ranks 15th nationally for overseas travel volume, with 195.0 trips per 1,000 residents and 539,000 total trips in 2023—a 50.6% increase from 2019. Known globally as a tourism hub and home to major hospitality firms and theme park ecosystems, Orlando’s travel market includes vacation ownership, resort developers, and multi-generational travelers. The roadshow stop in Orlando provides a unique opportunity to engage resort developers and luxury planners, and to position Tanzania as a competitive alternative in the luxury safari and coastal resort space.

Ranked #1 in the U.S. for international travel with 622.7 overseas trips per 1,000 residents, Miami is a gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean, with over 1.66 million international trips taken in 2023. Miami offers a high-value opportunity to introduce Tanzania to affluent multicultural travelers, international real estate investors, and the Latin American media. The roadshow will aim to capture this untapped market segment and extend visibility among hospitality capital firms and global tourism stakeholders.