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In summer 2025, Australian travelers show a clear preference for regional air travel, with 37% planning to fly within Australia or Oceania.
Facebook leads travel inspiration in MENA, followed by YouTube. Diverse digital channels are gaining ground as young, mobile-first users drive a visual-first discovery shift.
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In 2025, 53% of Emiratis plan trips independently, reflecting growing digital confidence alongside curated support for complex or luxury travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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Saudis balance indulgence and practicality in 2025, with premium and deluxe stays leading but budget options still holding value. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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Nearly 7 in 10 of French travelers prefer to organize their trips on their own, using digital tools to book, research, and customize every detail.
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Budget and mid-range hotels lead Qatari accommodation choices in 2025, with comfort valued and luxury stays reserved for a smaller, premium segment.
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In 2025, Jordanians favor a hybrid travel planning style, blending independence with agency support for more personalized and efficient trips. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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78% of British travelers book trips online, underscoring a mature digital market where seamless UX and mobile-first journeys are key. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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In 2025, budget travel dominates in South Africa, with premium stays serving a niche elite. Practicality defines local lodging choices. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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In 2025, travel for many Egyptians is about taking a break and finding balance. Half of all travelers prefer relaxation trips, looking to unwind and escape everyday stress.
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In 2025, most French travelers are turning to the internet when it’s time to book a trip, three out of four prefer to do it themselves online.
MENA travelers show a strong lean toward comfort, with 29% choosing deluxe hotels and 26% opting for premium stays, reflecting a high-end hospitality culture.
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In 2025, most Thai travelers mix DIY and expert planning, showing confidence in tech tools while valuing professional support for complex trips. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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The Middle East leads 2025 travel choices for Jordanians, with rising interest in long-haul trips to North America and Western Europe. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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83% of Singaporeans book travel online in 2025, prioritizing speed, flexibility, and digital convenience over traditional agencies. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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Relaxation leads among Europeans, but interest in culture and wellness remains, reflecting a shift toward slow travel and socially aware tourism.
51% of LATAM travelers prioritize relaxation, while 17% seek cultural experiences—favoring emotional connection and heritage over adrenaline-driven adventures.
47% of MENA travelers book independently, but the region leads globally in hybrid planning (37%), reflecting a preference for structured flexibility and expert guidance.
71% of LATAM travelers plan trips independently or with partial support, balancing rising digital confidence with lingering trust in agency help for complex journeys.
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According to the 2025 survey, 54% of Egyptain travelers prefer to book online via websites, while 46% still choose traditional travel agencies or tour operators.
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In 2025, 74% of Dutch travelers plan trips entirely on their own, reflecting strong digital fluency and a culture of travel independence. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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61% of South Africans book online, but 39% still trust travel agents, highlighting safety and contingency planning in booking choices. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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With 74% booking online, Thai travelers value speed and autonomy, while agencies remain relevant for complex or family-oriented trips. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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Relaxation leads 2025 Singapore travel preferences, as travelers seek stillness over thrills in an increasingly fast-paced, screen-heavy society.
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In 2025, Japanese tourists are turning primarily to official sources for travel inspiration, with 39% relying on the websites of travel companies to discover new destinations.
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Whether it's flights, stays, or entire itineraries, 7 out of 10 Indian travelers are using websites and apps to plan things their own way. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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In 2025, nearly half of Indonesian travelers plan trips independently, reflecting growing autonomy and confidence in self-guided travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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In 2025, food leads the way as a central motivation, with 35% of respondents selecting culinary experience trips as their most preferred travel style.
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62% of European travelers plan trips independently—driven by digital tools, efficient transit, and a culture of flexible, self-guided exploration.
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73% of Emiratis book travel online in 2025, driven by tech-first habits, mobile ease, and government-led digital transformation. Full data on TGM StatBox.
