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The U.S. Travel Association anticipated a $5.1 billion increase in domestic leisure travel spending based on a projected $57 billion in tax refunds.

Tax refunds were expected to boost travel spending by $5 billion, but current data indicates a shortfall. Refunds are up 13%, but lower than initial forecasts. This may impact travel demand and host revenue projections, requiring hosts to adjust strategies.
The U.S. Travel Association anticipated a $5.1 billion increase in domestic leisure travel spending based on a projected $57 billion in tax refunds.