Frequency U.S. adults go on a long holiday 2017, by income

This statistic shows the frequency at which U.S. adults generally go on a long vacation, by income group. A long vacation being a vacation of six days or longer. It was found that 40 percent of U.S. adults in a household earning a total of less than 20,000 U.S. dollars never go on a long vacation. This is in contrast to the 7 percent of those from households earning 150,000 U.S. dollars or more per year.

本统计数据显示了美国成年人按收入群体划分的长期休假频率，其中长期休假指为期六天或更长的假期。研究发现，在家庭总收入低于20,000美元的美国成年人中，有40%的人从未进行过长期休假。这与年收入15万美元或以上的家庭中仅有7%的人从未进行过长期休假形成鲜明对比。