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Many Americans plan to slash travel, entertainment spending in 2025: Survey
- According to a recent Bankrate survey, less than half of Americans intend to take a trip this summer, with expenses and economic worries being major factors.
- This cautious outlook comes after a post-pandemic surge in travel but indicates that growth is slowing due to concerns related to trade policies, financial markets, and the overall economic situation.
- Senior analyst Ted Rossman noted that 1 in 4 Americans do not plan summer vacations while another quarter remain undecided about travel plans.
- Rossman advised travelers to adapt to deals and suggested strategies like booking early, traveling off-season, and using travel rewards to save money.
- The survey also revealed about 10% of Americans intend to choose staycations, indicating a partial shift toward reducing travel and entertainment expenses in 2025.
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