More than one-third of summer vacationers say they are willing to take on debt to pay for their travel, according to a Bankrate survey.
When planning a vacation, dial into the things that are important to you and your family — not what's trending online.to a hot-spot resort in the Caribbean with our family. Around the perimeter of its casino concourse, a variety of attractions buzzed for our consumption. Without question, we fell into that camp on our vacation. It was performative, exhausting, and above all, absurdly expensive.
This summer, a little more than half of Americans are planning to take a vacation, according to a Bankrate survey. Out of those travelers, 36% areto pay for it. Costs continue to rise across the board for flights, accommodations, even dining, and consumer buying is keeping pace. In the process, many travelers are losing sight of their long-term goals to capture something that feels important in a moment but isn't at all.