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Spring break.
by mlinhares 2y ago
Spring break.
- n4r9 2y agoThat's good to know, but presumably that happens every year so doesn't explain the year-on-year increase in March shown in the graph.
- razepan 2y agoHow about a dismantling of the USGOV and the spike is from former foreign service personnel returning home.
- globnomulous 2y agoMaybe US business people are traveling to other countries to compensate for the resistance or refusal of international partners to travel to a fascist state.
- skeeter2020 2y agomaybe Americans semi-permanently abroad assume other countries will employ reciprocal craziness, like a trade war, and are running home before they get locked up too?
- dfxm12 2y agoIt happens every year, but not necessarily on the same dates, both year to year and family to family, depending largely on where you or your kids go to school. Most people I know had spring break Mar 17-23 this year. It was a few weeks earlier last year.
- n4r9 2y agoI see. According to this [0] website spring break finished typically in mid-March last year. Perhaps that explains why the blue line in OP dips back to 0% around mid-March. [0] https://www.eduvast.com/news/spring-break-2024-dates-for-us-colleges-and-universities/ https://www.eduvast.com/news/spring-break-2024-dates-for-us-...