Amid economic uncertainty, many Americans are adjusting their summer travel plans to save money, focusing on shorter trips, domestic destinations, and budget-friendly options. A recent survey found 90% of U.S. adults are actively looking for ways to cut travel costs, with nearly 40% likely to stay within the country and 30% of families with children considering staycations. Popular destinations include Tokyo, London, and Rome, with international airfare seeing modest price drops. Travelers are increasingly choosing to drive rather than fly, and many are opting to stay with friends or family, or use home-sharing options, to reduce lodging costs. Mid-week travel, especially in late August, tends to offer the best deals.  Read the full article here.

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