Group 1 - The U.S. travel industry has lost over $1.1 billion in consumer spending since the government shutdown began [1] - The CEO of the American Travel Association, Jeff Freeman, emphasized that the shutdown is causing real and irreversible damage to the travel sector [1] - Flight delays across the U.S. have significantly impacted the travel economy, with a total of 5,233 flights delayed on Sunday, increasing to 6,154 on Monday [1] Group 2 - The government shutdown started on October 1, due to a stalemate in Congress over the fiscal year 2026 budget, focusing on spending levels and healthcare subsidy issues [1] - The Republican proposal to restart government funding requires 60 votes in the Senate to overcome procedural hurdles [1] - Despite some bipartisan support, a Republican senator voted against the party's proposed funding bill [1] Group 3 - The airline industry earnings season will officially begin on October 9 with Delta Air Lines (DAL.US) set to report its performance [2]
美国政府停摆重创旅游业：损失已超11亿美元，航班延误持续恶化
智通财经网·2025-10-09 02:48