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Wellness trips thrive as travelers seek sensorial relief: WGSN

June 6, 2023

The new report states that as pre-pandemic depression rates jumped from 8.5 percent to today's 27.8 percent, 48.2 percent of American consumers are prioritizing their health more than they did a few years ago. Image credit: WGSN The new report states that as pre-pandemic depression rates jumped from 8.5 percent to today's 27.8 percent, 48.2 percent of American consumers are prioritizing their health more than they did a few years ago. Image credit: WGSN

 

By Emily Iris Degn

According to research from trend forecaster WGSN, 78 percent of Americans cite stress relief as their biggest reason for traveling.

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