21% of Gen Z are planning a trip to 'soul-search' this summer, while 1 in 5 Americans say they can't afford to vacation at all
Survey Finds Americans Will Take Fewer Trips but Plan to Spend More Money While on Vacation
More than two years into the pandemic, Americans report that gas prices and inflation will impact their summer travel decisions more than concerns about COVID-19, according to a new survey conducted by Morning Consult and commissioned by the American Hotel & Lodging Association.
A new survey from The Vacationer shows that 208 Million American adults (80.84%) plan to travel this summer. More than 20% plan to travel internationally despite the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Summer 2021 – A Caribbean Vacation or a Staycation
Google searches for “summer vacation” and “sunscreen” are seeing a major spike, and those are just a couple of the many interesting Google Trends we’ve been seeing. So we decided to collect some of this information to bring you Google’s Guide to Summer
WTTC’s latest economic modeling found that $105 billion in the U.S.’s Travel & Tourism sector contribution to the national economy is at stake should travel not resume.
Last Easter marked the month that many European destinations entered their first national lockdown to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. The last ‘normal’ tourism year in 2019 saw over two billion global domestic and international trips take place in March and April combined. Two years on, COVID-19 restrictions are still in place, limiting any form of travel and preventing families from coming together to celebrate this key event on the social calendar.
Sojern, the world's leading data-driven traveler engagement platform, today released an analysis of the top U.S. summer travel trends, encompassing the months of June, July and August.
Travellers are heading to the sunshine spots this August with cities such as Paris, Venice and Barcelona attracting increased hotel occupancy across the summer month, compared with 2012.