Around half of Americans don't have the budget for paid accommodation - but travel is still an option if you're willing to get creative, insiders say
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Around half of Americans don't have the budget for paid accommodation - but travel is still an option if you're willing to get creative, insiders say
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Deloitte's survey found that only 45% of Americans plan a summer vacation with paid lodging — the lowest number in six years.
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