Posthaste: Canadians are taking on debt and reducing grocery expenses to travel
Activate your Online Access Now“Even amidst challenging economic times, the desire to explore and connect with the world remains a fundamental aspect of the human spirit,” FlightHub chief executive Chris Dave said in a press release.
Many of those who have cut spending to afford a trip have even reduced essential expenses and 41 per cent have decreased daily grocery expenses.
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