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For decades, family travel was defined by an exhausting, unbending routine: booking around school breaks, paying peak-summer airfare surcharges, and cramming enough gear for four into a minivan. Then, almost overnight, the house gets quiet. Once the last kid moves out, parents enter one of life’s most liberating chapters. But if you’re still clocking into a 9-to-5, you aren’t packing up for a three-month trek across Europe just yet. According to fresh data from YouGov Profiles tracking Americans 46 and older who are employed with no kids at home, working empty nesters are completely abandoning the idea of the single…

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