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Half of Americans Plan to Travel This Holiday Season, With Hotels Remaining the Top Choice for Lodging

Half of U.S. adults plan to travel overnight for leisure before the end of the year, and nearly one-third (31%) of employed adults expect to travel overnight for business, according to a new survey commissioned by the American Hotel & Lodging Associ...

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Half of Americans Plan to Travel This Holiday Season, With Hotels Remaining the Top Choice for Lodging30 September 2025AH&LAConsumer Trends
Half of Americans Plan to Travel This Holiday Season, With Hotels Remaining the Top Choice for Lodging
Recording a +27% Surge in Demand for Autumn Stays, HomeToGo Releases Fall Travel Report Alongside U.S. Leaf Peeping Index
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Recording a +27% Surge in Demand for Autumn Stays, HomeToGo Releases Fall Travel Report Alongside U.S. Leaf Peeping Index

As autumn approaches, HomeToGo, the marketplace with the world’s largest selection of vacation rentals, has released two data-backed studies: a 2025 Fall Travel Report crunching the data to reveal the world’s top trending destinations for fall trips...

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Recording a +27% Surge in Demand for Autumn Stays, HomeToGo Releases Fall Travel Report Alongside U.S. Leaf Peeping Index 5 September 2025HomeToGoConsumer Trends
Recording a +27% Surge in Demand for Autumn Stays, HomeToGo Releases Fall Travel Report Alongside U.S. Leaf Peeping Index
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U.S. Travel Demand Reaches Four-Year High as Americans Plan to Travel More and Spend Bigger in 2025

Accentuated by upticks in brand loyalty and outbound tourism, Americans expressed their strong appetite for travel in the “Winter Edition” of MMGY’s Portrait of American Travelers® study released today. A quarterly examination of the evolving habits...

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U.S. Travel Demand Reaches Four-Year High as Americans Plan to Travel More and Spend Bigger in 202520 December 2024MMGY GlobalConsumer Trends
U.S. Travel Demand Reaches Four-Year High as Americans Plan to Travel More and Spend Bigger in 2025
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Cultural Curiosity, Personal Safety and Multidestination Journeys Top Priorities for American and Canadian Travelers in New Survey

Just days before a national election with global implications, North Americans are weighing in on another increasingly complex topic – traveling abroad. International marketing firm MMGY, in partnership with the United States Tour Operators Associat...

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Cultural Curiosity, Personal Safety and Multidestination Journeys Top Priorities for American and Canadian Travelers in New Survey31 October 2024MMGY GlobalConsumer Trends
Cultural Curiosity, Personal Safety and Multidestination Journeys Top Priorities for American and Canadian Travelers in New Survey
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Americans Committed to Travel Are Embarking on “Justi-Vacations” Despite Budget Constraints

Confidence in taking an annual vacation has never been higher as new consumer data illustrates Americans’ desperation to find ways to travel, as revealed by Allianz Partners USA‘s 16th Annual Vacation Confidence Index*.

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Americans Committed to Travel Are Embarking on “Justi-Vacations” Despite Budget Constraints31 July 2024Allianz Global AssistanceConsumer Trends
Americans Committed to Travel Are Embarking on “Justi-Vacations” Despite Budget Constraints
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Customer Satisfaction Climbs Again as Travel Industry Rebounds to Pre-Pandemic Levels, ACSI® Data Show

If last year’s industrywide customer satisfaction improvement pointed to the travel industry returning to normal, then this year’s marks confirm it: Travel is back!

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Customer Satisfaction Climbs Again as Travel Industry Rebounds to Pre-Pandemic Levels, ACSI® Data Show24 April 2024The American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI)Consumer Trends
Customer Satisfaction Climbs Again as Travel Industry Rebounds to Pre-Pandemic Levels, ACSI® Data Show
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U.S. Travel Uptick: Three-quarters Of Americans Plan To Take A Trip In The Next Year

The travel industry continues to boom, with a significant increase in travel intentions among U.S. adults in 2024 according to new research from MMGY Travel Intelligence. In the latest edition of the firm’s Portrait of American Travelers® study, thr...

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U.S. Travel Uptick: Three-quarters Of Americans Plan To Take A Trip In The Next Year 3 April 2024MMGY GlobalConsumer Trends
U.S. Travel Uptick: Three-quarters Of Americans Plan To Take A Trip In The Next Year
Deloitte: Concern Around Rising U.S. Prices is not Fading and Likely Weighs on Americans’ Sense of Financial Well-being
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Deloitte: Concern Around Rising U.S. Prices is not Fading and Likely Weighs on Americans’ Sense of Financial Well-being

A consumer’s sense of personal financial well-being likely forms the bedrock for spending behavior — from their approach to budgeting, to what they buy at the grocery store, how they plan their vacations, and when they buy a car. In its fourth year,...

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Deloitte: Concern Around Rising U.S. Prices is not Fading and Likely Weighs on Americans’ Sense of Financial Well-being29 February 2024Deloitte Development LLPConsumer Trends
Deloitte: Concern Around Rising U.S. Prices is not Fading and Likely Weighs on Americans’ Sense of Financial Well-being