Hotel Rooms Over $500 a Night Are Too Much Even for Rich Travelers (2024)

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So much for a golden age of revenge travel. Tighter budgets, busy airports andsoaring prices are seeing a more frugal tourist return

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Even high-end travelers are pulling back on their vacation spending.

They want to pay no more than $500 a night for a hotel, and they aren’t interested in paying extra for greener or fancier options, according to the latest MLIV Pulse survey with 465 respondents, a little more than half from the US and Canada and a quarter from Europe.

Hotel Rooms Over $500 a Night Are Too Much Even for Rich Travelers (2024)
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