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Tourists Ditch Shopping Sprees for Big Nights Out Since Pandemic

International tourism spending on experiences is outpacing spending on "things," according to the Mastercard Economics Institute.

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Mastercard Economics Institute: Pent-up demand drives global leisure and business flight bookings past 2019 levels

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Key Travel Stats Exceeding Pre-Pandemic Levels

Both business and leisure business flight bookings have surpassed pre-pandemic levels, according to research from Mastercard Economics Institute released May 18. The positive “Travel 2022: Trends and Transitions” study is bolstered by recent reports from other sources that indicate the two-year pandemic travel freeze has thawed and trend lines are heading up.

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Pandemic s e-commerce surge proves less persistent, more varied

Pandemic s e-commerce surge proves less persistent, more varied
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Pandemic s e-commerce surge proves less persistent, more varied - News

The online share of spending is still above pre-pandemic trends in about half of economies, from large emerging economies such as Brazil and India to other middle-in.

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