Americans Struggle To Escape The Office On Vacation

According to a Tripadvisor survey, Americans struggle to escape the office when they go on vacation. 77 percent of employed U.S. respondents admitted they had worked on vacation over the past year compared to just 40 percent in the other nations polled - Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain and the UK.

The majority of people said their primary reason for working on vacation was that urgent business could require their attention. 91 percent of U.S. respondents check their work emails on vacation compared to the global average of 65 percent. 42 percent of Americans even create and edit documents instead of enjoying their time off.

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This chart shows the percentage of employed respondents who have worked/carried out selected tasks on vacation.

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Share of adults agreeing with the statement "I never check for messages/emails back at my work when I go on vacation" in the United States in 2018
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Share of adults agreeing with the statement "I never check for messages/emails back at my work when I go on vacation" in selected countries in 2018
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Share of adults agreeing with the statement "I never check for messages/emails back at my work when I go on vacation" in selected European countries in 2018
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Share of adults agreeing with the statement "I use up all of my vacation days that I am given" in the United States in 2018
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Share of adults agreeing with the statement "I have spent or will spend at least one full week away from my home on vacation" in the United States in 2018
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Feelings of those who take vacations vs. those who do not in the United States as of August 2014

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