The State of the American Traveler

Air travel woes and service shortages are providing some reasons for Americans not to increase their travel, but not more so than looming financial concerns.

Rising costs continue to mean a rising impact on Americans’ travel volume potential.

High travel prices are having an impact although travel demand remains strong.

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High enthusiasm and commitment to travel remains intact, gas prices and inflation have a number of American travelers predicting they will make some adjustments to their upcoming trips.

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Despite concerns about inflation and gas prices potentially impacting trip volume, Americans’ strong excitement for travel sustains.

Be it inflation, rising gas prices or other economic concerns, some financial strain is beginning to be evident in American travel sentiment.

Americans are demonstrating a propensity to seek new travel experiences, and thus more will be headed on international trips this year.