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Holiday travel holds its nerve as shoppers pull back: Takeaways for tourism from PwC’s 2025 Holiday Outlook

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Holiday travel holds its nerve as shoppers pull back: Takeaways for tourism from PwC’s 2025 Holiday Outlook

Anthony Roberie 05/09/2025 11:26

Even as US consumers signal the first notable 5% decline in overall holiday spending since 2020, travel demand looks surprisingly resilient. PwC’s latest Holiday Outlook suggests travel and entertainment will be “holding steady,” ticking up by about 1% year over year — a bright spot in an otherwise tighter season…

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Even as US consumers signal the first notable 5% decline in overall holiday spending since 2020, travel demand looks surprisingly resilient. PwC’s latest Holiday Outlook suggests travel and entertainment will be “holding steady,” ticking up by about 1% year over year — a bright spot in an otherwise tighter season…
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