Would A Government Shutdown Affect Your Travel Plans? Here’s What You Need To Know
Travelers are likely to face some big headaches in the event of a government shutdown.
Lawmakers finally agreed to fund the federal government on Saturday, just before an October 1 shutdown would have curtailed many government services. The just-passed funding expires on November 17, however, leaving open the possibility of another Congressional budget standoff at that time.
If the government does shut down, people traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday will need to be prepared for delays. They should also have backup plans ready, so as to avoid the worst budget impasse.
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What Millennials, Gen Z, Gen X and Baby Boomers Tell Us About Travel in the Year Ahead
Hilton's third-annual Trends Report spotlights the consumer trends that are anticipated to define travel in the year ahead and digs deeper into generational insights driving industry innovation. Following a global survey of more than 10,000 travelers from nine countries, online video diaries with 60 U.S. travelers and in-depth interviews with dozens of Hilton travel experts, four themes emerged, which are expected to be the catalysts of change and innovation for Hilton and the broader travel industry in 2024 and beyond.
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Is the Party Over? New Data Suggests Revenge Travel May be Ending Soon
The era of unabated “revenge travel” may be coming to a close.
New reports show that, after years of inflation and rising travel costs, travelers may finally be curtailing their travel plans.
A new report by the research company Morning Consult shows that travel intentions are increasing in several countries, but flatlining or falling in others, most notably in Europe.
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