Better security easily beat out passport concerns when US meeting and business planners were asked the top issue facing the US Congress after next month’s elections.
Forty-five percent of respondents said “standardizing security procedures at all airports” was their top concern, said the latest MiMegasite.com survey.
That trailed the runner-up concern, “holding down the price of oil,” which drew 37%.
Perhaps surprisingly, only 7% of respondents said “relaxing the new visa/passport rules for US-bound foreigners” was the top issue.
Report by David Wilkening
