Be it inflation, rising gas prices or other economic concerns, some financial strain is beginning to be evident in American travel sentiment.
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While 41.2% of American travelers still agree now is a good–or very good–time to spend on travel and 61.5% continue to say that travel will be a high budget priority over the next three months, be it due to inflation or gas prices, some financial strain is beginning to be evident in American travel sentiment, including:
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