<Anchor> This
is a friendly economic time.
Today (28th) will also be with reporter Han Ji-yeon.
Recently, looking around, it seems that there are a lot of people who want to go on overseas trips, but is there any material that can tell you how much you actually go and where you are going?
<Reporter>
Yes, there are a lot of sayings such as 'revenge trip' or 'travel of anger', which solve retaliatory spending with travel.
First of all, overseas air ticket sales soared.
Right after the quarantine was lifted, for a month, it sold more than 1,000% compared to a year ago.
Overseas local tour sales also soared over 1,600%.
Wherever I went, I saw many people who decided to leave and leave.
When we analyzed reservations for the next month on a travel reservation platform, the United States, Europe, and Turkey ranked in the top 10 for overseas travel.
This is in contrast to the popularity of nearby countries and cities like Osaka and Da Nang before Corona.
Already in last year's survey, one in three people said that they want to leave as far as possible when travel restrictions are lifted, but the accumulated thirst seems to be exploding.
<Anchor>
As you can see, most of the popular tourist destinations are far away.
Airfare will be expensive that much, and since it's a tourist destination, there seem to be a lot of places where the prices aren't too high.
<Reporter>
Yes, it is continuing the 'sold out' march if it is released, but in last year's survey, half of the people who said they did not travel during the corona virus and saved money instead of traveling were pouring this money into retaliatory trips.
He seems to be opening his wallet even on trips to the US and Europe, which were difficult to go to, and most TV home shopping products record thousands of orders.
In the case of Nordic 10-day products, they sold 26 billion won worth of products, despite the high price of over 6.3 million won per person.
When looking at customers, men exceeded 50% for the first time this year, and those in their 50s or older accounted for 32%.
This is a significant increase from the 24% three years ago, before the corona virus.
It is an analysis that a middle-aged man boldly opened his wallet for a family trip.
<Anchor>
Since there are so many people who want to travel abroad, then there are fewer people who travel domestically, so I'll take this opportunity to go on a domestic tour.
<Reporter>
no.
As social distancing is lifted, domestic travel has ignited even more.
The Korea Tourism Organization's accommodation competition, which gave coupons of up to 30,000 won, and the friendly economy also told me about it.
Its average transaction volume has increased by 165% compared to a year ago.
So, where is the hottest domestic travel destination?
As you might have guessed, Jeju Island is still very popular.
Seogwipo and Jeju took first and second places respectively.
After that, Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju, Sokcho, Yeosu, and Gangneung were selected. When it comes to healing, it is the sea.
About 90% of Korean travelers said that seeing the water in any form makes it feel good, and 11 of the top 15 areas were all seaside areas.
<Anchor>
Lastly, let's take a look at the New York Stock Exchange and finish it.
It fell sharply yesterday, but how are you today?
<Reporter>
Yes, the three major indices of the New York Stock Exchange just closed with mixed results.
The two-day downtrend has stopped.
The Dow was up 0.19% from the previous trading day.
The large-cap S&P 500 rose 0.21%, while the tech-focused Nasdaq fell 0.01% as it turned downward at the end of the session.
Investor sentiment was dampened by news that a Russian company would stop supplying gas to Europe.
Yesterday the Nasdaq plunged 4%.
Investor sentiment has shrunk significantly as high inflation, concerns about US Federal Reserve tightening, and concerns about corporate earnings amid prolonged lockdown measures in China have added.
Today, after the market close, Facebook's parent company Meta's first quarter results are announced, and tomorrow, Apple and Amazon's earnings are scheduled to be announced.