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US authorities say no new travel restrictions for H1-B workers despite policy shift

Despite recent immigration crackdowns and fee hikes for future H-1B applications, US authorities and immigration experts confirm that current H-1B visa holders can continue to travel and reenter the country without new restrictions.

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Air India CEO Campbell Wilson says travel demand to the US has weakened due to airspace curbs, longer routes, fuel needs, and visa concerns. However, he insists the slowdown is temporary as the airline updates its long-haul fleet.

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US authorities say no new travel restrictions for H1-B workers despite policy shift

Despite recent immigration crackdowns and fee hikes for future H-1B applications, US authorities and immigration experts confirm that current H-1B visa holders can continue to travel and reenter the country without new restrictions.

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From complex destination-dependent decisions, to booking activities, attractions and accommodations, AI is changing how Americans travel

As airspace restrictions, rising domestic airfares and the desire for slow immersive travel take over, road trips are set to make a comeback this summer.

Nature-focused itineraries are driving demand

Noteworthy Valentine’s Day promotions to browse this week

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson says travel demand to the US has weakened due to airspace curbs, longer routes, fuel needs, and visa concerns. However, he insists the slowdown is temporary as the airline updates its long-haul fleet.

His family confirmed the news through a statement shared on his official Instagram account

Despite recent immigration crackdowns and fee hikes for future H-1B applications, US authorities and immigration experts confirm that current H-1B visa holders can continue to travel and reenter the country without new restrictions.

The drop, linked to diplomatic friction and trade disputes

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