Americans still intend to book travel—that’s according to Apple Leisure Group (ALG) based on research it conducted from its VAX VacationAccess search information and other major studies. While almost 80 percent of U.S. consumers that were surveyed by the University of Florida Crisis Management Initiative, 78 percent had cancelled a trip as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19), just under half (46 percent) planned to rebook those plans. Another 31 percent are unsure about rebooking. ALG adds that, in the short-term, domestic travel will likely recover sooner than international travel. In the four surveys (taken weekly between March 16 and April 13), U.S. consumer sentiment has largely remained the same: About half (ranging from 46 to 54 percent) said they would travel anywhere in the U.S. in the next three