Industry Research Finds Americans Work More and Vacation Less

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According to the study, Americans took an average of 16 days of vacation last year, which is the lowest of any point in the last four decades and well below the average of 20.3 days as recently as 2000. As a result, new incentive travel trends are changing to reflect the needs of today's changing demographics.  

"If this trend continues, the vacations of our childhoods could be a thing of the past, completely unknown by the next generation. That would be a true loss for our families and our country," said U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Roger Dow. 




“Every day more corporations are increasing the number of incentive travel programs they offer as quality travel experiences increase retention, morale and productivity,” said Mark Benson, CMP, Applied Meetings & Hospitality Solutions.

Is your company offering a new incentive travel program? Share your thoughts about your work and vacation habits with us. 

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