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BackReisen auf Raten: Trend oder Risiko?
Reisen auf Raten: Trend oder Risiko?
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Die Welt3 hours agoBusiness2 min readGermanyView translation

Reisen auf Raten: Trend oder Risiko?

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  • Reiseportale wie Kayak und Urlaubsguru bewerben "Book now, pay later" als Trend, während große Veranstalter wie Tui Ratenzahlungen ablehnen.
  • Verbraucherschützer warnen vor Überschuldung und empfehlen Finanzierung nur für unaufschiebbare Anschaffungen.

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Der Artikel beschreibt den Trend "Book now, pay later" im Reisesektor, der vom Onlineshopping bekannt ist, und untersucht dessen Verbreitung bei Reiseportalen sowie die Zurückhaltung großer Veranstalter.

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  • Wie verbreitet ist die Nutzung von Ratenzahlungen für Reisen tatsächlich bei Verbrauchern?
  • Welche langfristigen finanziellen Auswirkungen haben solche Finanzierungsmodelle auf Urlauber?
  • Gibt es regulatorische Überlegungen zu Ratenzahlungen im Tourismussektor?

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