Austrian Airlines CEO Annette Mann is pushing back on “exaggerated (social) media stories” about travel to the United States.
In a colorful LinkedIn post published on Thursday morning, Mann sought to address anxiety among some inbound travelers about crossing the U.S. border. “There is no need [to] fear a randomly denied entry,” she said.
The chief executive’s intervention follows a series of high-profile reports of visitors facing problems when attempting to enter the United States.
Mann started her post with a question: “Do you see any increases in denied entries at the U.S. border? This was probably one of the most asked questions I got over the last few weeks, fueled by ‘stories’ that went viral in some media channels and social feeds. Short answer for the busy people amongst you: we see #nochange!”
As previously reported by Skift, the process for foreign visitors applying to enter the U.S. has not changed significantly. The larger issue is alleged intensified enforcement of rules at the border.
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