Bad News for Travel and Tourism Brands: Vacation Shaming Is a Thing
Alamo study shows guilt-ridden Americans less likely to take trips and spend
This is the time of year when Americans, caught in the winter doldrums, start to think about where they’ll go away this summer. (In case you missed it, Jan. 30 was National Plan for Vacation Day.) And while that’s good news for the companies in the U.S. travel and tourism industry—which generated $1.5 trillion in 2017, according to the World Travel and Tourism Council—a new study suggests an impediment to growth may lie ahead.
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