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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.
47% of MENA travelers book independently, but the region leads globally in hybrid planning (37%), reflecting a preference for structured flexibility and expert guidance.
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Bitcoin is by far the most traded cryptocurrency in Thailand, with a significant 73.3% of respondents indicating they have traded or used Bitcoin.
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In the Netherlands, paying with cash is still fairly common, but 17% of people also use payment apps to send money to friends.
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45.9% of respondents are familiar with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, which is a positive sign that cryptocurrencies are gaining recognition in Indonesia.
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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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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 Portugal, Binance clearly leads as the most used cryptocurrency exchange, with about 62% of users choosing it. Coinbase follows as a strong second.
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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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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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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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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.
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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.
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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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The largest group, making up 42.8% of South African respondents, is interested in learning more about cryptocurrency but currently does not own any.
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Trust in the brand name is the most important factor driving app choice among Argentine users. Speed is another crucial priority, as users seek fast processing of their orders.
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The majority of Italians have yet to actively engage in the cryptocurrency market. Only 26.5% of respondents have ever owned or used cryptocurrency.
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The adoption rate of cryptocurrencies in Saudi Arabia is still relatively low with nearly 40% of Saudis engaging with it, there is a clear openness to this technology.
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Affordability and comfort are top priorities when Australians choose lodging for leisure travel. A combined 72% prefer budget-friendly stays or mid-range hotels.
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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.
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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.
28% of LATAM travelers prefer regional trips across Central and South America, driven by cultural proximity, affordability, and improved intra-regional connectivity.
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Over half of Turkish respondents are in the very or extremely concerned categories, with smaller groups expressing moderate or slight concern.
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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.
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Despite the growing global interest in digital currencies, a substantial part of the French population has yet to engage with or even learn about them.
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In summer 2025, German travelers are staying mostly within Europe, with Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, and Southern Europe/Balkans topping the list.
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The largest group of Brazilian respondents, 52.5%, expresses interest in learning more about cryptocurrency but does not currently own any.
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Among Japanese individuals aged 18-24, 24.75% express a liking for all pets, significantly higher than other age groups.
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In Brazil, paying with cash is still pretty common, with about a third of people using it as much as possible. At the same time, digital payment methods are growing fast.
