Two Summers Ago, Americans Feared COVID-19 Would Ruin Their Vacations. Now, They Fear The Economy.

Two summers ago, COVID-19 ended many Americans’ travel plans. Now, it’s inflation and prices at the pump.

According to a survey conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), 57% of Americans are “likely to take a family vacation this summer.” However, 90% of Americans have considered “gas prices” or “inflation” when deciding whether to travel. In contrast, 78% listed “COVID-19 rates.”