National Plan for Vacation Day encourages Americans to arrange travel plans
Genevieve Shaw Brown met with FOX Business at Walt Disney World's EPCOT to talk about why Americans should make future travel plans and create memories.
The last Tuesday of January is National Plan for Vacation Day, and one travel expert is urging Americans to use their time off offered by their employers.
Genevieve Shaw Brown met with FOX Business at Walt Disney World's EPCOT to discuss upcoming Disney events and attractions, both in California and Florida, while emphasizing the importance of making memories rather than banking vacation time.
«A lot of times if you don't use them, you lose them,» she said of vacation days. «We really want to make sure that people are taking advantage of their well-deserved time off.»
«Right now people are doing more at their jobs than they've ever done before, and you don't want to burn out,» she continued. «To be your best self, you need to have balance and to take vacations and to make those memories.»
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Donald Duck poses at Walt Disney World's EPCOT on National Plan for Vacation Day, Jan. 29, 2025. (Pilar Arias / Fox News)
As far as specific vacation ideas, Shaw Brown noted that Disney's popularity has grown so much and there is «always something going on» at the parks, meaning low visitation days do not really exist anymore like they used to.
She considers Disney to have great value for those young and old, solo and traveling with loved ones.
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China Pavilion at Walt Disney World's EPCOT. (Pilar Arias / Fox News)
Disney is a big business in Florida, with Walt Disney World Resort generating $40.3
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