Gen Z Is Traveling More, And Debt Isn't Slowing Them Down

Bankrate·Jun 12

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Gen Z is traveling more, with some reports indicating they are spending a significant portion of their disposable income on travel. There are various trends emerging in how this generation approaches travel, including group trips and redefining time off. However, it appears that debt may be a consequence of these travel habits, with some individuals struggling to get reimbursed by friends for shared trips.

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Gen Z Is Traveling More, And Debt Isn't Slowing Them Down

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