While Republicans (43%) are slightly more likely than Democrats (36%) to say they will be traveling this summer, there are major differences in travel plans by income and education. Most Americans with a household income above $100,000 (58%) intend to travel this summer, compared to 40% of those with a household income between $50,000 to $100,000. Just one-quarter (26%) of those with a household income under $50,000 have travel plans. Senior citizens (37%) are just as likely as those under the age of 30 (35%) to be planning for travel. Those who are yet to be vaccinated but plan to get the shot (21%) and those who aren’t sure whether they will be vaccinated (22%) are the least likely to say they will travel this summer. However, those who will not get the vaccine are as likely to travel this summer (40%) as those who have completed (42%) or begun (44%) the vaccination process.