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- On the last day of vacation, travelers demonstrated 82 percent better performance than prior to vacation.
- Travelers’ post-vacation performance improved nearly 25 percent compared to performance before vacation.
- People age 45 and older had 50 percent better post-vacation performance.
- Travelers with a companion had 50 percent better performance than those without.
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- They reported 68% less stress during their vacation.
- They felt 40% less stress during their flights.
- They were 38% more relaxed during their flights.
- They reported 61% greater enjoyment on their flights.
- They reported 50% more happiness on their flights.
- They reported 34% greater well-being on their flights.
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- Travelers rated their overall health more than one full point higher (on a scale from one to five) while on vacation.
- Travelers got three times more deep sleep (rejuvenating sleep when the cells physically regenerate) after their vacation.
- Travelers slept one hour more while in New Zealand than at home.
- Individuals slept 34 minutes less the night before leaving on their trip than compared to all other sleep periods at home.
- Travelers continued to get almost 20 minutes more sleep post-vacation than pre-vacation.
- Travelers got their best sleep (about 1 extra hour) the first night back from vacation.
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- Men’s performance improved more after vacation than women (though both improved!):
- Men had 29% fewer lapses post-vacation than pre-vacation.
- Women had 18% fewer lapses post-vacation than pre-vacation.
- Prior to landing at home, women had 80% better performance than men.
- Women were two times more in vacation mode than men upon landing at home.
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