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While tourists worldwide flock to the District for their vacations, D.C. residents are flocking elsewhere for their time off, according to a new survey.
"Affluence generates a lot of that vacation time," Mr. Frechtling said. "But a lot of Washingtonians are transients; they're from other places. Vacation is a great time to renew the family ties and friendly ties wherever you're from."
"This is a very affluent metropolitan area, particularly in this down economy," Mr. Frechtling said. "Washington, D.C. is an oasis in a very distressing economic recession."
