According to them, domestic flight searches are down 81% compared to the same time last year. Similarly, hotel searches are down 74%. The COVID-19 pandemic made travel uncertain so many people aren’t making plans upfront. Spontaneous trips will be the biggest trend once the December holidays come.

Kayak’s data also suggests that people will take short getaways instead of long trips more often. More people are searching for alternative accommodation types like cottages and cabins than they did in 2019.

“We believe Americans will travel this holiday season, it will just look different,” CEO of Kayak Steve Hafner says. “Expect domestic instead of international travel, longer trip lengths and last-minute decisions. For those who feel comfortable flying and are flexible on routes and dates, there are deals to be had.”

Are your plans similar to Kayak’s statistic?

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The trend has been noticed by the Allianz Global Assistance, the financial service company that published the 2019 Vacation Confidence Index. In the document, it was noted that 57% of Americans didn’t take a vacation longer than four nights last year. It’s particularly prominent in the Millennial generation – these young people are more likely to go on 3-4 short vacations instead of one long one in a year.

The biggest reason why this generation takes shorter vacations is money – both money not spent on a longer stay and money they don’t lose by taking days off work.

The post What Are Micro-Cations and Why Millennials Love Them So Much? appeared first on Traveler Master.

According to them, domestic flight searches are down 81% compared to the same time last year. Similarly, hotel searches are down 74%. The COVID-19 pandemic made travel uncertain so many people aren’t making plans upfront. Spontaneous trips will be the biggest trend once the December holidays come.

Kayak’s data also suggests that people will take short getaways instead of long trips more often. More people are searching for alternative accommodation types like cottages and cabins than they did in 2019.

“We believe Americans will travel this holiday season, it will just look different,” CEO of Kayak Steve Hafner says. “Expect domestic instead of international travel, longer trip lengths and last-minute decisions. For those who feel comfortable flying and are flexible on routes and dates, there are deals to be had.”

Are your plans similar to Kayak’s statistic?

The post Holiday Travel Will Likely Be Cheaper This Year appeared first on Traveler Master.

The trend has been noticed by the Allianz Global Assistance, the financial service company that published the 2019 Vacation Confidence Index. In the document, it was noted that 57% of Americans didn’t take a vacation longer than four nights last year. It’s particularly prominent in the Millennial generation – these young people are more likely to go on 3-4 short vacations instead of one long one in a year.

The biggest reason why this generation takes shorter vacations is money – both money not spent on a longer stay and money they don’t lose by taking days off work.

The post What Are Micro-Cations and Why Millennials Love Them So Much? appeared first on Traveler Master.