Most American travelers have not even gotten to ten states
Wednesday, 05 Aug, 2008
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Some travel trends you may not have noted:
- More than one-third of Americans have traveled to fewer than ten states in their entire lifetimes.
- But most (almost two thirds) have visited Florida, while more than half have also gone to California and New York, according to Greyhound.
- More than half of Americans say they have less money for vacations in 2008 then they did last year.
- More than two-thirds say, however, that gas prices will not affect their plans (source: AOL/Zogby Travel Survey).
- Social media continues to grow in importance. In a recent study 48% of travelers read user reviews for hotels and lodging before booking their stay, according to AOL/Zogby.
Report by David Wilkening
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