In 2005, the Americans did not use 421 million days of vacation
In 2005, the Americans did not use 421 million days of vacation. These data were obtained as a result of a survey conducted by Harris Interactive by order of the ExpeDia.com portal. At the same time, American vacation is one of the shortest among industrialized countries in the world. The US average in 2005 received 12 vacation days. A typical resident of Canada rested 21 days. In the UK, the vacation lasted 23 days, in the Netherlands - 25 days, in Germany - 27, in France - 39.