As it has probably discovered every year since its inception in 2005, Expedia’s annual Vacation Deprivation Survey found that more Americans forego their allotted vacation time then than their European counterparts. While it varies from year to year, we’ve even been known to take less vacation than the Japanese (you know, the land that invented karoshi or death by overwork?)
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August 10, 2009
All Work, No Play? No Way!
The next time you see a tour bus disgorge a few dozen Japanese tourists armed with flashing Nikons and sensible walking shoes, don’t laugh.
The next time you see a tour bus disgorge a few dozen Japanese tourists armed with flashing Nikons and sensible walking shoes, don’t laugh. At least they’re taking a vacation!
As it has probably discovered every year since its inception in 2005, Expedia’s annual Vacation Deprivation Survey found that more Americans forego their allotted vacation time then than their European counterparts. While it varies from year to year, we’ve even been known to take less vacation than the Japanese (you know, the land that invented karoshi or death by overwork?)
As it has probably discovered every year since its inception in 2005, Expedia’s annual Vacation Deprivation Survey found that more Americans forego their allotted vacation time then than their European counterparts. While it varies from year to year, we’ve even been known to take less vacation than the Japanese (you know, the land that invented karoshi or death by overwork?)