Sarah Griffith's flight to Columbus, Ohio, last summer had a dual purpose: she wanted to see her friends and watch the band Night Ranger play. Griffith, 50, loved the rock group growing up, and has traveled around the country to see it. But in the wake of the pandemic, she said expensive flight costs and elevated fees for concert tickets have limited her ability to see the band, which makes up a large part of her travel plans each year. She pointed to inflation as a big contributor. Experts say Griffith's experience is a good example of how travelers are adjusting their behaviors to account for inflation. Click the link in bio to learn more about how inflation is affecting travelers.