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1.8B will travel internationally each year by 2030: report

May 18, 2015

Erica Pelosini in Emilio Pucci spring/summer 2015 Erica Pelosini in Emilio Pucci spring/summer 2015

 

By Joe McCarthy

As the global population continues to rise and economies around the world gain the trappings of a middle-class life, international travel will boom, according to an analysis by Tours.com.

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