Allison Pohle
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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If you go back to this winter, people were really optimistic about vacations that they would be taking.
And then things started to get a little bit murkier.
So we had news about tariffs.
There was economic uncertainty.
The data was complicated and it was tough to get a clear picture of what people were actually doing.
But we knew that they did want to travel.
They might just change some of their plans.
So, for example...
If they already had a trip booked, they were probably going to go on it.
They probably weren't going to straight up cancel a vacation for the summer, but they might cancel one for later in the year.
People were not flying as much domestically, but they were still flying internationally.
Maybe they were going to drive instead of fly, or maybe they weren't going to stay at a hotel for as many days.
They were going to cut back.
That is because travel is getting bifurcated and segmented out.
So people who have more money are not as affected by the economic uncertainty.
So wealthier consumers are still going to go abroad, still going to take their international trips.
But people who are traveling domestically who maybe were a little bit more conservative in their spending were changing their plans.
I think it's both.
We saw a lot of layoffs early in the year.
So if you lose your job, you're not as likely to take a vacation.
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