Why Europeans Travel More Than Americans — And It’s Not Just About Vacation Days
The August sun beats down on Paris’s usually bustling streets, but something’s different. The neighborhood boulangerie has a simple sign: “Closed for Annual Holiday.” The local cafes? Shuttered. That impossibly busy accountant’s office? Empty. While American tourists scratch their heads at the quiet streets, locals are living out a cultural institution that defines European work-life …












