Vacations3

Vacations can be expensive and make you feel sad to return home. Also the pretty brochure doesnt always reflect the real destination. There are all those tourist traps where everything is junky and expensive. A vacation can be an expensive affair, easily costing hundreds of dollars a day on fuel, food and accommodation. Additionally, there can be the stresses of packing, scheduling, then worrying about your home while you're away; topped off by battling crowds of other tourists. People are turning to staycations, which are holidays spend at or close to home.
One opinion piece writer says "My co-worker has been on vacation for the past couple of weeks and I envy her dreadfully. Her absence reminds me of individuals all over who have lost their jobs within recent months with no prospects of immediate employment. I bet that before they were severed, fired or sent on permanent leave they too dreamt of the never-ending vacation. " This reminds me of how some richer people are planning their wealthy fun-filled vacations while the poor are looking for any job thats available. Since employment rates have been going up, tourist income will decrease. Each percentage drop in inbound tourism reduces U.S. travel and tourism jobs by more than 150000. Vacations are good, and when you work hard, you deserve to take that time off.