Here's why Americans traveling to Europe may find bargains in 2025

Americans traveling to Europe next year may be in store for some bargains. That's due to euro-U.S. dollar exchange rates. The euro has weakened against the U.S. dollar in recent weeks and is poised to fall further in 2025 and perhaps into 2026, economists said. "That's a good thing for American tourists traveling abroad in Europe," said Brendan McKenna, an international economist at Wells Fargo Economics. Their purchasing power could rise "pretty significantly," he said. The euro has largely been stronger than the dollar for decades, making it pricier for travelers to buy goods and services denominated in euros. But…