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In 2025, German travelers are looking for comfort without going overboard. Most lean toward deluxe 3- or 4-star hotels or budget-friendly stays that offer good value.
Affordability and comfort are top priorities when Australians choose lodging for leisure travel. A combined 72% prefer budget-friendly stays or mid-range hotels.
The Middle East tops 2025 travel plans for Qataris, followed by Southeast Asia and Central Europe, driven by access, culture, and scenic appeal.
28% of LATAM travelers prefer regional trips across Central and South America, driven by cultural proximity, affordability, and improved intra-regional connectivity.
Most Chinese travelers prioritize affordability and comfort when choosing accommodations. Budget-friendly stays lead at 38%, followed closely by deluxe 3- or 4-star hotels.
With 41% of Egyptains using Facebook to discover new destinations, it’s clear that social connections and shared experiences still carry a lot of influence.
89% of Dutch travelers book online in 2025, showcasing a highly digital market where convenience, transparency, and control take priority. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In summer 2025, German travelers are staying mostly within Europe, with Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, and Southern Europe/Balkans topping the list.
Relaxation is the top travel style for Brits in 2025, with cultural and wellness trips also appealing to stress-weary, value-seeking travelers. Full data on TGM StatBox.
Most Chilean travelers plan to stay within the region in this summer, with 31% intending to fly to destinations in Central and South America.
Dutch travel preferences are shifting in 2025, with declining interest in Southern Europe and rising curiosity for broader European regions.
Indian travelers are turning to YouTube more than any other source for travel inspiration, with 40% using the platform to explore new destinations through videos and vlogs.
In 2025, social media remains a key driver of travel inspiration for Australians, with Facebook leading at 27%, followed by YouTube and Instagram and TikTok at lower levels.
55% of Australian travelers favor relaxation as their preferred travel style. Cultural travel and health-focused getaways also show growing appeal.
Budget stays dominate Indonesian travel in 2025, with rising interest in private rentals and cautious demand for luxury hotels. Full data on TGM StatBox.
44% of LATAM travelers prioritize budget lodging, while 14% prefer villas or condos—showing a value-driven market with rising interest in group and family-style stays.
Budget accommodations lead in APAC, with 43% choosing cost-effective options, reflecting value-driven habits, especially in Southeast Asian markets.
In 2025, over half of Polish travelers plan trips independently, using digital tools while some still value expert-led support for complex travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In 2025, nearly half of Saudi travelers plan trips independently, while many combine self-research with agency support for added flexibility. Full data on TGM StatBox.
Budget lodging leads 2025 U.S. travel choices, as many cut costs on hotels to spend more on local experiences and longer stays. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In 2025, 43% of surveyed Indian travelers prefer to plan their trips themselves, using apps and websites to research, compare, and book everything.
In summer 2025, French travelers are keeping things close to home. The majority are heading to nearby European destinations, Western, Central, and Southern Europe top the list.
In 2025, South Africans favor hybrid trip planning, balancing digital tools with agency support amid safety and visa concerns. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In 2025, most Americans plan trips independently, driven by flexibility, tech tools, and the post-pandemic rise of DIY travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
74% of LATAM travelers book trips online, signaling strong digital growth, but 26% still rely on agencies, reflecting the region's blend of tech adoption and personal trust.
Facebook is the top source of travel inspiration for Jordanians in 2025, reflecting the power of trusted, peer-driven discovery. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In 2025, German travelers are taking travel planning into their own hands. Nearly 60% prefer to arrange their trips independently, showing a clear shift toward self-reliance.
European travelers are practical: 33% choose budget options and 32% opt for deluxe stays, balancing cost and comfort while favoring immersive local lodging.
UK travelers favor 3–4-star hotels in 2025, balancing quality with value; vacation rentals lag due to trust issues and urban policy debates. Full data on TGM StatBox.
APAC travelers favor relaxation and culinary trips, with a rising interest in wellness and cultural experiences shaped by the region's diverse traditions and emerging trends.