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20%

20% -- share of trips after labor day for US summer travelers (2026)

2026  · Deloitte

20% of U.S. summer trips in 2026 were expected to take place after Labor Day.

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20%
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Percentage
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2026
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US summer travelers
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US
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Cited from Deloitte.com, April 2026

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US summer travelers: 20% share of trips after labor day. Source: Deloitte (2026). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/us-summer-trips-after-labor-day-2026
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