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American Tourists Shun Europe Amid Slump in Travel
The State Department reports a sharp fall in Americans traveling to Europe in September and October 1973, with about a 12 percent drop from 1972 levels and a forecast of 13 percent for the current month. Experts cite inflation, dollar devaluation, higher prices abroad, and Middle East tensions as key factors, while airlines plan further fare hikes. Travel agents note limited seats on popular $300 to $350 weeklong European packages.
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