Many Americans said they would adjust their travel plans if prices got too high. But many of them took the vacation this summer anyway. Nearly half, or 47%, of travelers surveyed by travel insurance company Squaremouth said a cost increase of 25% or less would be enough to make them change their plans. Over 6,200 customers responded to the question in the survey fielded between June 4 and July 7 with a margin of error of plus or minus 1.2 percentage points. More:

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