Fewer Americans spend summer in Europe amid higher costs
A New York Times survey finds Americans shunning travel to Europe this summer. Tourists report high prices and uncertain economies. air fares, hotel bills, and entry fees deter trips as strikes, fuel shortages, and the Cyprus crisis dampen demand. Germans and Britons also cut travel, while West Germans become the continent’s top travelers yet spend conservatively.
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