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 among Americans, and a U.S. Fall Foliage Index to guide vacationers in search of superlative leaf peeping locations. With an overall +27% year-on-year increase in searches for fall retreats recorded via HomeToGo, the season is quickly growing as a prime time for breaks both at home and abroad.

Lodging Analytics Research & Consulting (LARC)’s 2Q-2025 Hotel Industry Outlook and Market Intelligence Reports

While the macro-economic environment in the U.S. is one of heightened uncertainty, partly driven by lack of clarity on economic policy, Real GDP increased 3.0% in 2Q2025 and is forecasted to remain positive moving forward. Nonetheless, the strength of the underlying economy may be far more modest than the 2Q GDP print implies. For example, when excluding a tariff-induced net trade imbalance, Real GDP declined roughly 2% in the quarter. 

Domestic travel continued to boom as Canadians ventured further abroad

Canada’s domestic travel boom showed no signs of slowing down. New Airbnb data showed that domestic bookings jumped by more than 10 percent1 in the first half of the year compared to 2024—confirming the momentum in domestic travel has real staying power. Travellers are choosing to explore closer to home, spending their travel dollars locally and supporting Canadian hosts, small businesses, and communities in doing so.

Los Angeles Airport Hotels: Resilient Performance Meets a Critical Labor Challenge

The travel industry’s outlook has brightened in recent months, driven largely by high-income travelers booking premium flights and luxury accommodations. But a full recovery remains uneven—particularly in segments serving middle- and lower-income travelers, who are scaling back spending amid persistent economic uncertainty.As we enter August 2025, the Los Angeles hotel industry—particularly properties near LAX—is facing a moment of both opportunity and pressure.