Americans waiting how the situation in Ukraine evolves before they make plans to visit Europe
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Americans waiting how the situation in Ukraine evolves before they make plans to visit Europe

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04-04-2022
 
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Italy’s tourism minister, Massimo Garavaglia, cited a February poll of American travel sentiment by the market research firm MMGY Global, which reported that 47 percent of the 4,500 surveyed were waiting to see how the situation in Ukraine evolves before they make plans to visit Europe. 

“It’s clear that if half of Americans don’t come to Europe, it’s going to be a drama,” he said.

Last week, the online travel agency Expedia was saying search interest among U.S. travelers looking to travel to Britain, Germany and France this summer increased fivefold compared to the same period in 2020, nytimes.com notes.
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