Are your kids ready for summer camp? Your wallet may not be. Prices expected to skyrocket. Here’s why.
The cost of summer camp is expected to skyrocket this year, and experts say you can expect to pay up to 15% more.
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May 3, 2022, 9:41 AM
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14h agoThe cost of summer camp is
expected to skyrocket this year, and experts say you can expect to pay up to 15%
more.
A lot of that is because of
inflation, and things such as on-premise COVID-19 safety protocols.
THE REAL DEAL: Saving tips
for summer camp
But it's also due to good old-fashioned supply and
demand. Around 26 million kids are expected to enroll in camps this
summer.
More families than ever are
looking to send their kids off to get the interactions they missed out on when
many camps closed down.
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