According to a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults with travel plans this summer, a "vacation" is most commonly defined as travel for relaxation (53%), while a "trip" is travel for a purpose, such as an event or simply getting out of their hometown. Do you agree with this distinction between vacation and trip?

Americans are also contributing to their travel adventures by taking on various roles, such as "relaxation reminder" (23%), or the one who encourages everyone to do just that while away. Other roles adopted when it comes to summer travel are "trip coordinator" (28%), "activities and excursion guide" (22%) and not to mention the "backseat driver" (10%). Do you take on any of these roles while on vacation?

For their getaways, most summer travelers will stay at a hotel (61%), followed by rental homes (27%) and family member's homes (22%). Do you have any summer vacation plans where you will be staying at any of the following?