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Consumers are spending on physical gifts even as travel tops wish lists, Visa survey finds

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CNBCConsumers are spending on physical gifts even as travel tops wish lists, Visa survey finds
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Even as travel and experiences top the wish list, consumers are still prioritizing spending on physical gifts this holiday season.

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