Americans’ domestic and international trips likely won’t be massively curtailed by higher gasoline prices this summer, analysts have said. Though some would-be tourists may make some subtle changes in how they travel.

The war with Iran, initiated by President Donald Trump on Feb. 28 in tandem with Israel, has had wide-reaching effects beyond just the Persian Gulf conflict itself. One of the most noticeable side effects from the war has been an enormous spike in energy prices — a barrel of oil has shot up above $100, and gas prices have risen to uncomfortable levels.