Expensive travel isn’t stopping Americans in 2024 ...Middle East

Travel may be getting more expensive by the day, but that isn’t dampening the enthusiasm of Americans who want to get out and explore the world. The newly released Visa Global Travel Intentions study shows that while travel costs have increased about 4.4 percent and 73 percent of Americans surveyed have noticed those increased costs, a mere 6 percent of travelers are letting sticker shock delay or impact their plans. In many ways, that’s good news. Americans, notorious for overworking and letting vacation days go unused, are changing their ways and taking time to escape the workplace to relax and unwind. The Visa study provides an abundance of data on this front, including: More vacation

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