While the superstition is less commonly observed in urbanized and secular societies, it remains influential in some rural or traditionally observant regions. In Greece, many elders still hesitate to marry, launch businesses, or travel on a Tuesday, particularly if it falls on the 13th. Similarly, Hindus in India may avoid scheduling surgeries or travel on Tuesdays unless religious remedies are performed. In modern astrology and wellness circles, planetary influences continue to affect scheduling of events, and Mars’ association with aggression leads some individuals to avoid travel on Tuesdays. On social media platforms that focus on spiritual alignment or Vedic astrology, the Tuesday travel superstition is often discussed or shared as guidance. Nonetheless, in most of the Western world, this belief has largely faded or been replaced by other superstitions, such as avoiding travel on Friday the 13th.