Two in five Americans feel comfortable going on vacation

Rob Clapp

An overview of how comfortable Americans feel to take a vacation, take different modes of transport and stay in different forms of accommodation.

The number of Americans feeling comfortable to go on a vacation is rising but this is still at only two in five, according to the latest survey from market research company Morning Consult.

In mid-March, 41% of American adults said they feel comfortable going on a vacation right now, only the second time this has exceeded 40% in the last year. This is a gradual increase from the 26% recorded at the end of December.

Baby Boomers are least comfortable going on a vacation, though the 40% rate reached in the latest survey is the highest level since...

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