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Mexican tourists primarily favor relaxation and discovery trips, while health and wellness trips and eco-solidarity trips also attract interest. Learn more on TGM StatBox.
Relaxation and discovery trips are the top choice for 82.86% of Belgians. Countries like Germany and Italy also show a strong inclination towards stress-free travel
In Belgium, family is the top choice for travel companionship, with 47% of respondents favoring this option. In addition, solo travel is becoming increasingly popular in Belgium.
Southeast Asia is the top choice for 42% of Filipinos planning to travel next year, thanks to its proximity and cultural similarities that offer affordable options.
When it comes to travel activities, English citizens show a clear preference for beach and leisure activities, which rank the highest at 66%.
In South Africa, 66.13% of respondents express a likelihood of travel ing overseas in 2023, slightly below the global average of 68.64%.
In South Africa, family is the primary travel companion, with 35% of respondents indicating they most often travel with their relatives.
Global travel in 2025 is fragmented; Middle East and Southeast Asia rise as Europe and North America lose dominance. Explore full data on TGM StatBox.
Italians prioritize cost and affordability when planning their international trips, with 43% considering this factor crucial.
In summer 2025, Southeast Asia remains the top air travel destination among Indonesians, with 36% planning to visit the region. This marks a slight increase from 32% in 2023.
66.37% of Nigerians plan to travel internationally, approaching the global average, positioning Nigeria among the top nations for travel intentions.
Serbian travelers prioritize "quality and comfort," with 59% highlighting its importance, a trend that aligns with global preferences in regions like APAC and Africa.
Turkish tourists prioritize quality and comfort, with 78% citing it as their top requirement. Security is also important, with 47% valuing it.
Over half of Belgians travelers rely on travel company websites, while 33% turn to TripAdvisor for trusted destination insights and reviews.
69.5% of English respondents are likely or very likely to travel overseas within the next year, with 43.64% being very likely, surpassing the global average.
Family is the most common travel companion for 48% of respondents, reflecting a global trend towards family travel, particularly strong in regions like Southeast Asia.
Germans favor beach and leisure activities, with 64% opting for these experiences while traveling, showcasing their strong inclination for relaxation in natural settings.
The most popular choice, favored by 90.56%, is relaxation and discovery trips. Following this, health and well-being trips appeal to 36.16% of travelers.
French travelers are turning to a mix of social media and trusted websites for travel inspiration. Facebook leads the way at 25%, followed by travel company websites.
67% of Canadian travelers prioritize quality and comfort during their trips. This preference aligns with global trends, particularly in regions like APAC and Africa.
Filipinos prioritize cost when planning international trips, with 48% emphasizing budget-friendly options, significantly influencing their travel decisions.
Traveling with friends is less common among Colombians, with only 5% choosing this option. This is significantly lower than in countries like France and Italy.
Serbia ranks as a top market for international travel enthusiasm, with about 76% of Serbians likely to travel abroad in the next year, exceeding the global average.
Significant interest in traveling to North America is evident among Canadian respondents, with 51% indicating plans to visit this region within the next 12 months.
Belgian travelers prioritize quality and comfort, with 58% highlighting these as crucial factors. This aligns with a broader European trend, but is lower than APAC.
Ryanair leads as the most favored airline brand among Belgians, capturing 26.9% of the preference share. This low-cost carrier is renowned for its budget-friendly fares.
Turkish travelers prefer family trips, with 62% opting to vacation with loved ones, while friend groups and couple travel each account for 13% of preferences.
Quality and comfort are crucial for South African travelers, with 61% prioritizing these aspects when planning their trips.
Forty percent of Nigerians travel with family, lower than in the UAE and Vietnam. Additionally, 27% travel with friends, while only 8% travel with partners.
With 68.54% of Italians likely or very likely to travel abroad, there’s a strong demand for international experiences, benefiting travel agencies.