Articles tagged “consumer behavior”

Tourism

Indians Splurge Twice as Much on Weddings as on 18 Years of Education

In India, weddings get the grand stage while education waits in the wings.

Peden Doma Bhutia | 2 days ago

Indians Splurge Twice as Much on Weddings as on 18 Years of Education

Short-Term Rentals

The Myth of Vacation-Rental Fatigue: What Guests Really Want – Skift Research

Don't panic over vacation rental rants online! Our research reveals these are growing pains, but not a sign of doom. Travelers still like vacation rentals for the space, affordability, and convenience they offer. This unique blend ensures continued popularity among travelers.

Saniya Zanpure | 1 month ago

The Myth of Vacation-Rental Fatigue: What Guests Really Want – Skift Research

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Consumer Preference for Experiential Gifts Peaks – Survey

A new survey by tours and activities online marketplace GetYourGuide showed American consumers want gifts that allow them to travel and experience the world more.  92% of participants said they prefer receiving experiences over physical gifts, up from 77% last year. The survey, now in its third year, showed marked growth in the desire for…

Selene Brophy | 9 months ago
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Airlines

How Travel Companies Can Tap Into Airline Data to Understand Traveler Behavior

The travel industry creates a substantial amount of data, and connecting the dots to actually use it for business strategy hasn’t been so simple — until now. The Airline Reporting Corporation’s cloud-based data infrastructure is delivering real-time insights to help airlines, agencies, and destinations make better decisions.

Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) + Skift | 2 years ago

How Travel Companies Can Tap Into Airline Data to Understand Traveler Behavior

Tourism

Remote Work Drives Long Trips for Americans: New Skift Research Travel Tracker

The U.S. travel industry seems to be in full recovery mode. In July, 53 percent of Americans traveled, a 5-percentage-point jump from the same time last year.

Haixia Wang | 2 years ago

Remote Work Drives Long Trips for Americans: New Skift Research Travel Tracker

Tourism

Higher Prices Now Changing Summer Travel Plans for Americans: New Skift Research Travel Tracker

Nearly 47 percent of Americans traveled in May 2022, 6 points higher than March, signaling a strong start as we get closer to the summer season. However, with the mounting anxiety about an economic downturn. the number of consumers who expect to cut down on travel spending rose sharply.

Haixia Wang | 2 years ago

Higher Prices Now Changing Summer Travel Plans for Americans: New Skift Research Travel Tracker

News Blog

Inflation Concerns Likely To Push People to Domestic Trips: New Data from Tripadvisor

One of the biggest concerns for the global travel industry's recovery coming out of the pandemic lows has been inflation and how it would affect people's intent to travel. While summer looks like it will be a big one for the travel industry, here is some early survey data from Tripadvisor that people are willing…

Rafat Ali | 2 years ago

Tourism

Americans Keep on Traveling, Undeterred by Economic Concerns

Despite the spring break, 41 percent of Americans traveled in March 2022, little changed from January. However, it’s 5 percentage points higher than March last year, signaling a somewhat healthier start as we inch towards summer season.

Haixia Wang | 2 years ago

Americans Keep on Traveling, Undeterred by Economic Concerns

Short-Term Rentals

The Rise of Short-Term Rentals in Asia Pacific: New Skift Research

The STR industry in APAC is at a nascent stage with promising growth prospects. It is to be seen how the STR market matures to find its demand-supply equilibrium and market leaders.

Varsha Arora | 2 years ago

The Rise of Short-Term Rentals in Asia Pacific: New Skift Research

Tourism

Short-Term Rental and Resort Stays Pick Up Momentum: New Skift Travel Tracker

In January, 40 percent of Americans traveled, only 5 percentage points lower than January 2020, before the pandemic hit. While we expect to see even more normalcy in travel as we move closer to another travel season, where the economy is heading could have an impact, as more than half of Americans now believe the U.S. economy will get worse in the next 12 months.

Haixia Wang | 2 years ago

Short-Term Rental and Resort Stays Pick Up Momentum: New Skift Travel Tracker