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A third of Americans are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and nearly half have received at least one shot. As the numbers of new cases, hospitalizations and deaths decline, bookings to Hawaii, the Caribbean, Key West, mainland Florida and Palm Springs are booming, according to AAA.
Some call the phenomenon “revenge travel.”
“People are being so fed up from being stuck under stay-at-home and quarantine protocols that what they are doing is book rather bigger trips and longer trips to more exotic places,” said John Townsend, spokesman for AAA Mid-Atlantic. “The revenge is, ‘I’m going to compensate. I’m going to restore the time I lost. I’m going to seize the season and really splurge on travel.’”
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Worker Jennifer Porter, of Hyannis, Mass., cleans windows April 6 at Red Jacket Resorts, in Yarmouth, Mass. Businesses in tourist destinations are warning that hiring challenges during the coronavirus pandemic could force them to pare back operating hours or curtail services.
Worker Cori Malone of Provincetown, Mass., arranges seaweed near fish at Mac’s Seafood Market on April 6 in Provincetown. Previous Next
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Tourist areas brace for worker shortage
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BOSTON – The owner of seafood restaurants on Cape Cod has eliminated lunch service and delayed the opening of some locations because his summertime influx of foreign workers hasn t arrived yet.
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Help Wanted: In pandemic, worry about finding summer workers
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1of14Bartender Denis Angelov, of Provincetown, Mass., left, serves sparking wine to Julie Skaller, left, and her husband David Skaller, right, both of Brewster, N.Y., at Tin Pan Alley restaurant, Tuesday, April 6, 2021, in Provincetown. Hotels, restaurants and other businesses in tourist destinations are warning that hiring challenges during the coronavirus pandemic could force them to pare back operating hours or curtail services just as they’re eyeing a bounce-back summer.Steven Senne/APShow MoreShow Less
2of14Bartender Denis Angelov, of Provincetown, Mass., left, carries plates of food from the kitchen, behind, at Tin Pan Alley restaurant, Tuesday, April 6, 2021, in Provincetown. Hotels, restaurants and other businesses in tourist destinations are warning that hiring challenges during the coronavirus pandemic could force them to pare back operat
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