LEBANON, New Hampshire—According to the latest Global Rescue Traveler Sentiment and Safety Survey, the world’s most experienced international travelers are continuing to travel abroad with relatively few changes to their plans, despite persistent increases in airfare, hotel rates, and other travel expenses. More than 7 in 10 travelers (71 percent) said higher travel costs have not changed their international travel plans. Among U.S.-based travelers, 73 percent reported costs have not altered their plans, compared with 65 percent of non-U.S.-based travelers.  When travelers did adjust their plans, the most common response was reducing time spent at their destination rather […]

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