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Simona Kitanovska

Travel Pains Reduce People’s Enjoyment While On Vacation, New Study Finds

New study commissioned by Advil and conducted by OnePoll found that more than a third of Americans agree that the aches and pains associated with traveling have kept them from traveling longer distances. Undated photograph. (Flor Mora, SWNS/Zenger)

More than a third of Americans agree that the aches and pains associated with traveling have kept them from traveling longer distances, according to a new study.

A poll of 2,005 adult Americans found that 67 percent of them said they desperately need to move around and stretch after they arrive at their destination and more than a third or 35 percent of respondents said they experienced more soreness during the process of travel than during their actual vacation.

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