Ariane Gorin

Right now, we're not seeing it in the numbers, but let's see.

I think this summer in the U.S., there are a lot of big events.

There's the World Cup.

There's the U.S.

250th anniversary celebration.

Perhaps we will have more domestic travel.

Perhaps in Europe, we'll have more domestic travel.

We'll see, but right now, we're not seeing any kind of big shifts coming through in the numbers.

But, you know, one thing that COVID taught us, and I know it's so long ago, but people really value experiences and getting out in the world.

And they will adjust based on, you know, what are the prices, what's available out there.

But people want to get out and travel.

You know, absolutely, because I think everybody is amazed that demand is holding up as well as it is.

And we look at indicators, we look at consumer confidence, we look at fuel prices, we look at air ticket prices.

You know, despite those, the demand is there.

But obviously, as we look forward through the year, who knows what's going to come?

Thanks so much.