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    International tourism to LA still lags behind pre-COVID era. There's a push to court more visitors

    LOS ANGELES — After several down years, tourism in Los Angeles County is on the rebound. But the recovery from the COVID-19 lull has been uneven to this point, officials say — with far fewer international visitors making their way to L.A. than during the last pre-pandemic year. "Domestic leisure travel has really led the recovery process" and has fully recovered after tourism was upended by ...
    by Terry Castleman, Los Angeles Times Sep 19, 2023 2 minutes
    Tourists walk on the Walk of Fame the day after the ceremony of the 94th Academy Awards in Hollywood, California, March 28, 2022.

    LOS ANGELES — After several down years, tourism in Los Angeles County is on the rebound.

    But the recovery from the COVID-19 lull has been uneven to this point, officials say — with far fewer international visitors making their way to L.A. than during the last pre-pandemic year.

    "Domestic leisure travel has really led the, said Adam Burke, president and chief executive of the Los Angeles Tourism and Convention Board.

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