Vacations improve love life, survey says

Is your love life lacking? Maybe you need a vacation.

A survey of 2,076 adults found that 88% of Americans are “somewhat likely to be intimate” when taking a vacation with a spouse or partner.

Only 12% said they are “somewhat or much less likely” to be intimate on vacation, according to the survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of Expedia, one of the world’s largest travel site.

What’s more, the study said couples who vacation three or more times per year are more likely to be satisfied with their love life than those who take two or fewer vacations per year.

Here’s a surprise from another Expedia survey: The top city for intimate vacations was not Paris or Rome. It was Atlantic City.

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