Chase Travel CEO Jason Wynn says Labor Day bookings are up 17% despite double-digit percentage increases in average hotel and airfares, with hotels now over $500 and flights over $1,000.
Chase Travel CEO Jason Wynn says Labor Day bookings are up 17% despite double-digit percentage increases in average hotel and airfares, with hotels now over $500 and flights over $1,000. Wynn noted that travelers are not being deterred by rising prices, but many across income brackets are altering their behaviors to make vacations fit into their budget, all seeking value.
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