Survey: 86% of Minnesotans Planning Travel this Year

MINNEAPOLIS (WJON News) -- About 86 percent of Minnesotans are planning to travel this year. A new survey by Triple A says that figure is two percentage points higher than last year.

Forty-one percent of travelers plan to take more vacations than last year.

Nearly a quarter of Minnesotans are planning to travel during Spring Break. The most popular destinations for Minnesotans are a beach at 31 percent, a road trip at 29 percent, and a theme park at 25 percent.

The top domestic locations are Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta, Miami, and New York.

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The top international spring break destinations are Rome, London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Lisbon.

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Triple A says the average roundtrip airfare this spring break season is up seven percent for domestic flights, and up two percent for international flights.

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Hotel stays in the U.S. are eight percent more expensive, while international hotel stays are four percent cheaper.

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