2023年夏季旅游調(diào)查報告（英）

The

experienceeconomy

endures2023

Deloitte

summer

travel

surveyTable

ofcontents426Financialwell-being36DemographictrendsKey

findings5302023summertraveloutlookLaptopluggers1632Travel

productsClimatechangeimpactCopyright

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2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.MethodologyA

representative

sample

of

3,583

Americans

took

thissurvey

between

March

31

and

April

6,

2023.

Of

those,2,262

qualified

as

travelers.

A

smaller

subset

of

1,957respondents,

who

plan

to

stay

in

paid

lodging,

ratherthan

only

with

friends

and

relatives,

completed

thelongest

version

of

the

survey.

Please

refer

to

sourcelines

for

clarification

on

questions

asked

and

samplesizes.Throughout

the

report,

readers

will

notice

severalreferences

to

travelers’

longest

trips

or

marqueesummer

trips.

Because

most

travelers

will

takemultiple

trips

across

the

season,

including

a

mix

offamily

visits

and

adventures

in

new

destinations,

it

isuseful

to

delve

into

their

longest

trip.

Travel

behaviorsacross

the

season,

combined

with

patterns

andpreferences

for

the

longest

trip,

can

provide

a

morecomprehensive

view

of

travel

decisions

and

purchasetrends.Copyright

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.Key

findingsHigher

prices

generally

don’t

detervacationsasrevenge

travel

continuesMore

trips

andmore

travelers,

spreadingspendandtravel

days

across

theseasonDespiterisingtravelpricesandayearof

persistentinflation,moreAmericansare

traveling

thissummercomparedtolast.Andmanyare

squeezinginsomeextratripstoo.Withmanytravelerslookingtotake

more

tripsthissummer,thepressureisofftomake

marqueetrips(longestsummertrip)as

epicaslastyear.Americanshaven’tforgottentheyearsspentonthetravelsidelines.Pent-updemandislikelytocontinuetoshapethe2023summerseason.One

in

five

travelers

say

their

summer

getaways

are

fueled

by

tripslost

duringthe

pandemic.Whiletripfrequencytrendsup,tripspendandtripdurationofmarqueetripsare

downcomparedto2022.Marqueetripspendhasbeendecliningsince2021.Andthereare

likelyafew

contributorstothetrend.

Mostimportantly,

as

leisure

travelcontinues

torebound,

more

Americans

are

traveling

again—not

justthe

avid

travelers

whocontinued

totravel

duringthe

pandemic.Roughlyoneinfoursaythey’respendingmore

thissummercomparedtolast.Amongthem,nearlyathirddidn’ttravellastsummer.Copyright

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findings

(cont

’d)Financial

stress

is

taking

some

toll

on

travel

spending—but

climate

change

worries

might

not

beMore

flying

…

andflying

further,

andairtravelers

seek

reliability

asmuch

asdealsInternationaltravelisamajorbrightspot.Twenty-twopercent

ofsummer

travelers

plan

totake

at

least

one

internationalflight

thissummer—up

from

14%in

2022.Prolongedinflationhastakenitstollonconsumers’wallets.

One

in

foursummer

travelers

feelfinancially

worse

off

compared

tolast

year.Whilethey’vemadethedecisiontotake

atrip,thosefeelingfinanciallyworseoffare

findingwaystobethrifty.Andinsteadofstickingtocloserdestinationslike

MexicoortheCaribbean,more

internationaltravelersare

planningtomake

thejumptoEurope.Most

of

those

feeling

the

financial

burden

aren't

planning

tosqueeze

in

an

extra

summer

getaway—but

they’re

makingan

efforttoprotect

their

marquee

trips.Reliabilityisrivaling

priceamongairshoppers.Whilelastsummer’sflightcancellationfiascoisn’tdeterringAmericansfromtakingsummertripsandinternationalgetaways,reliabilityislikelytobetop-of-mindwhenchoosinganairline.Whilefinancesmightbedraggingdownsummerspending,thereisn’tmuchevidencethatclimatechangesentimentishavingasimilarimpact.Copyright

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summertravel

outlookCopyright?

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Development

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rights

reserved.

|6With

a

few

exceptions,

leisure

travel

intent

hasincreased

consistently

since

May

2021,

and

the

trendcontinues

this

year:

Summer

2023

is

poised

to

improveon

an

already

buoyant

summer

2022.Compared

to

2022,

when

the

omicron

variantaffectedthe

first

fewmonths

of

the

year,

theCOVID-19

situation

has

been

stabler

in

2023,

andfew

international

entry

and

exit

health

restrictionsremain.

With

greater

confidence

and

certainty,

theUS

traveler

pool

has

expanded.

Many

are

takinglong-delayed

dream

trips,

but

even

more

areplanningto

add

short

getaways

during

theseason.This

could

signal

healthy

demand

for

more

mass-market

travel

products,

such

as

major

attractionsand

limited-service

hotels.Summer

blastHalf

of

Americans

surveyed

say

they

will

take

a

leisurevacation

(involving

a

stay

in

paid

lodging)

thissummer,up

from

46%

in

2022.

And

they

are

doing

so

withenthusiasm,

taking

more

international

flights

andadding

an

average

of

one

trip

to

their

calendar.

Still,some

say

they

will

stay

home

due

to

financial

concerns(cited

by

50%

of

nontravelers).Signs

point

to

a

busy

summer,

as

pricing

pressure

doesnotdeterAmericansfromplanningtravelThe

specter

of

COVID-19

is

still

driving

some

revengetravel.

One

in

five

travelers

are

planning

their

marqueesummer

trip

to

make

up

for

travel

they

missed

out

onduring

thepandemic.

And

among

those

likely

to

spendmore

than

in

2022,

nearly

three

in

10

are

making

upfor

missed

travel

(28%)

or

taking

a

bucket

list

trip(32%).Overall,

Americans

are

finding

room

intheirbudgets

for

theadventure,

discovery,

andrelaxation

that

travel

can

provide.

Whether

theyare

making

up

for

lost

time,

spending

down

savings,or

placing

high

value

on

experiences

and

memory-making,

Americans

continue

to

findreasons

toprioritize

travel.Even

if

concerns

about

the

travel

experience

linger,they

do

not

seem

to

be

keeping

people

at

home.

Thepossibility

of

disruption

intheform

of

delayed

orcanceled

flights

was

cited

by

just

6%

of

nontravelers,ahuge

drop

compared

to

18%

over

the

winter

holidayseason.

Health

worries

were

already

on

thedecline

insummer

2022,

and

this

year

they

are

barely

influencingplans

(health

risks

were

cited

by

8%

of

nontravelers

in2023

vs.

33%

in

2022).Copyright

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.Half

of

Americans

areplanning

leisure

tripsthis

summer—upAmong

thosenot

planning

travel,

halfciteaffordability.2023

summer

travel

plansslightly

from

last

yearNot

traveling37%Traveling

to

stay

withfriends

or

family

only13%Top5reasons

for

not

traveling,

20231.

Cannot

afford

it

(50%)50%Taking

a

leisure

trip

that

includespaid

lodging

this

summervs.46%in20222.

Travel

istoo

expensive

right

now

(24%)3.

No

destination

in

mind

(16%)4.

Rather

spend

on

other

things

(16%)5.

Plantotravel

after

thesummer

(11%)Taking

a

leisure

tripwith

paid

lodging50%Top5reasons

for

not

traveling,

20221.

Financial

concerns

(44%)2.

Health

concerns

(33%)3.

Waiting

for

pandemic

to

end

(24%)4.

Rather

spend

on

something

else

(19%)5.

Pandemic

restrictions

(13%)Questions:(1)Whatactivities

areyouplanningto

partakein

duringsummer2023(between

MemorialDayandtheendofSeptember)?(2)Acrosstravelsthis

summer,willyou…Note:N=

3,583.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.More

summer

travelers

…

and

more

bookingsThe

number

of

Americans

taking

summer

trips

has

been

steadilyrecovering

since2021.

And

compared

tolastyear,

bookingintentions

are

up

across

all

majorsegments—particularly

international

flights.ShareofAmericanstravelingthissummerandstayinginpaidlodgingWhattravelactivitieswillyoupartakeinacrossallyourleisuretripsthissummer?202291%202350%83%46%41%42%37%22%22%16%14%8%7%Stay

in

a

hotel

Stay

in

a

private

Take

a

domesticrental

flightTake

anTake

a

cruise202120222023internationalflightQuestions:(1)Whatactivities

areyouplanningto

partakein

duringsummer2023(between

MemorialDayandtheendofSeptember)?(2)Acrosstravels

this

summer,willyou…Note:N=

1,957.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.Travelers

are

signalingintentions

to

squeezein

more

trips

thissummerAdditional

trips

added

this

year

are

likely

tobeshorter.

About

two-thirds

of

travelers

areplanning

a

long

weekend

or

quickgetaway

trip.Numberofsummertrips%oftravelers

takingeachtriptype3.1

tripsTrips

I’vealready

booked,or

very

likely

to

take(upfrom2.3in2022)68%1.51.664%44%Trips

I’m

considering,or

might

take14%Roughly

half

of

summer

tripsare

not

fullyplanned

yet,which

may

present

a

lucrativeopportunity

for

destinationsand

travel

providersLongShort

tripsLong

vacations

Extended

tripsweekends/quickgetaways(4–6

nights)(7–13

nights)(14+)(3

nights

or

less)Questions:(1)Howmanytrips

willyoubetakingthis

summer?(2)Howmanyofyoursummertrips

willbe…

?Note:N=

1,957.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Built-up

pandemic

demand

is

still

shaping

2023

summer

travelRoughly

one

infivesaythey’re

taking

summer

trips

tomake

up

for

getaways

lostduetothe

pandemic.20222023Top

summertravelmotivators47%47%Time

with

friends/familyUnlikely

to

change

most

years,

travelis

often

motivated

by

time

with

lovedones,

tradition,

and

relaxation46%47%Regularly

travel

every

summerRest

and

relaxation45%47%18%19%Time

with

partner/spouse,

romance25%However,2023saw

a

jump

inmotivations

likely

suppressed

bythe

pandemic—like

special

eventsand

romanticgetawaysMake

up

for

tri

ps

I

didn't

ta

ke

during

thepandemic12%16%Spe

cifi

c

event/activityQuestion:Whatmotivatesyouto

takethis

trip?(Selectallthatapply)Note:N=

1,957.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.Budgets

for

marqueesummer

trips

continueto

slip—with

a

fewlikely

driversTravelers

are

planning

tospend

closetoUS$3,000

on

their

longest

trip

this

summer.EstimatedbudgetformarqueesummertripPercentofAmericanstakingaleisuretripwithpaidlodgingLikely

drivers

behindthe

spend

downtrendUS$3,440US$3,32050%An

expanding

traveler

poolTravelers

who

continued

totravel

during

thepandemic

were

more

likely

to

be

avid,

high-spending

travelers.

As

the

market

recovers,

thetraveler

pool

is

expanding

with

more

typicalspenders.

Among

the

one

in

four

travelersplanning

to

spend

more

thissummer,(compared

to

last

summer),

one-third

didn’ttravel

last

summer

(see

page

14).46%US$2,93041%Fewer

eggs

in

one

basketTravelers

are

looking

to

take

more

trips

thissummer.

Accordingly,

some

of

the

pressure

is

offto

make

marquee

summer

trips

as

extensive.Compared

to

2022,

2023

marquee

trips

will

likelybe

a

bit

shorter

(see

page

13)

andless

expensive.202120222023Consumer

financesTravelers

aren’t

flush

with

pandemic

savings

likethey

were

in

2021.*

For

many,

prolongedinflationis

likely

weighing

on

travel

spendingdecisions.

Among

the

13%

planning

to

spendless

on

marquee

trips

this

summer,

the

majoritypointed

to

their

finances

and

the

increased

costof

travel

(see

page

14).*USBureauofEconomicAnalysis,

personalsavingsrate.Questions:(1)Whatactivities

areyouplanningto

partakein

duringsummer2023(between

MemorialDayandtheendofSeptember)?(2)Howmuchis

theestimatedbudgetforyoursummertrip?PleaseincludeONLYyourtransportationandlodgingcostsin

this

estimate.Note:N=

1,957;

N=

3,578.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Marquee

summer

trips

are

likely

getting

shorter

this

summerAs

travelers

plantosqueezeinmore

trips

this

summer,

marquee

trips

losea

bitof

their

weight.20222023Durationofmarqueetrip62%38%of

travelers

say

theirlongest

trip

willlast

aweekor

more30%downvs.2022,likelyduetoAmericanstakingmoretripsthroughouttheseason8%Quick

getaways

and

short

tripsLong

vacationsExtended

tripsAweek

or

less1–2

weeksLonger

than2

weeksQuestion:Forthis

trip,

howlongwillyoubetravelingfor?Notes:N=

1,957;2022options:lessthanaweek;1

week;morethan1

week,lessthan2

weeks;2–3weeks;longerthan3

weeks;2023options:longweekend/quickgetaway(3

nightsorless);shorttrip/vacation(4–6

nights);longvacation

(7–13nights);extendedtrip(14+nights).Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.More

plan

to

boost

their

summer

travel

budgets

than

pull

backBut

among

theone

infour

spending

more,

roughly

one-third

didn’t

travel

lastsummer.How

doesyour2023tripbudgetcomparetoyourbudgetin2022?Significantly

less13%Significantly

more25%Whyless?Whymore?MoreconcernedaboutfinancesTravelpricesincreased59%TravelpricesincreasedTakingaspecialtrip(bucketlist)Ididn'ttravellastsummer40%32%31%34%25%18%16%TakingmoreshortertripsthisyearLastyearwasspecialcircumstanceSavingfortripaftersummerMakingupformissedtravel28%26%20%TravelmoreimportanttomeafterCOVID-19I'mdoingbetterfinanciallyAbout

the

same62%Questions:(1)Howdoesyourbudgetforthis

tripcompareto

yourbudgetforyourlongestsummertripin

2022?;(2)Whatbest

describeswhyyouarespendingmoreonthis

tripthanyoudidonyourlongestsummertripin

2022?(Pleaseselectallthatapply);(3)Whatbestdescribeswhyyouarespendinglessonthis

tripthanyoudidonyourlongestsummertripin

2022?(Pleaseselectallthatapply)Note:N=

1,957.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Similar

to

last

summer,

most

marquee

trips

will

take

place

earlier

in

the

seasonWithmany

planning

extra

trips,more

trips

are

spilling

intopost–LaborDay,

when

many

destinations

are

cheaper

andless

crowded.TimingofsummertripsAll

trips2022202325%25%29%21%12%12%15%27%21%12%61%September

SeptemberOf

marquee

tripswillbe

taken

by

JulyMemorialDayweekend/JuneJulyAugustthroughafterLaborDayLaborDayvs.65%

in2022Marquee

trip2022202330%35%19%7%9%30%31%19%7%12%Questions:(1)Howmanyofyoursummertrips

willbegin

in

each

ofthefollowingtimeperiods?;(2)Whendo

youexpectyourmarqueetripto

takeplace?Ifyourtripspansmorethanoneoftheprovideddates,selecttheoptionthatreflects

themajorityofyourtrip.Note:N(alltrips)=

2,262;n=

1,957.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.Travelers

are

slightly

further

along

in

making

bookings

for

their

marquee

trips(compared

to

this

time

last

year);

36%

are

fully

bookedBooking

further

inadvancecould

reflect

more

clarityabout

thenear

future,

or

concern

about

availabilityor

rising

prices.BookingstatusformarqueesummertripAs

of

March

2023Fully

bookedLodgingbooked,butnottransportationDestination

decided,butno

bookings

madeTransportation

booked,but

notlodgingPlan

to

travel,

but

nodestination

decision

orbookings

made2022202333%9%7%35%16%36%8%8%34%Question:Thinkingofthelongesttripyouwilltakethis

summer;howwouldyoudescribeyourprogressin

planningandbookingthis

trip?Note:N=

1,957.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Travel

products—transportation,

lodging,and

activitiesMany

travel

segments

look

to

benefit

from

strongsummer

travel

intent.

Notably,a

growing

number

oftravelers

are

taking

advantage

of

more

open,convenient,

and

predictable

overseas

travel

as

mostpandemic-related

border

restrictions

have

now

beenlifted.With

more

taking

to

the

skies,

fewer

are

planningto

hit

the

road.

The

percentage

of

summer

travelersplanningto

take

at

least

one

road

trip

(at

least

100miles

from

home)

fell

to

53%,

down

from

64%

lastsummer.Full-service

hotels

remain

theaccommodation

ofchoice

for

marquee

trips.

As

budgets

for

marqueetrips

slipped,

slightly

more

travelers

are

opting

forlimited-service

hotels

compared

to

last

summer,while

booking

intentions

for

more

expensivedestination

resorts

fell.The

share

of

summer

travelers

who

intend

to

take

aninternational

flight

climbed

more

than

1.5X,

from

14%in

2022

to

22%

thisyear.

And

instead

of

sticking

tocloser

destinations

like

Mexico

or

theCaribbean,more

international

travelers

are

planning

to

make

thejump

to

Europe.Copyright

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.More

are

taking

to

the

skies

for

their

marquee

trip,

and

internationalflights

are

up,

mostly

at

the

expense

of

longer

domestic

itinerariesBut

fewer

flyers

are

dishing

out

extra

money

for

seat

upgrades

and

premium

fare

classes.First-

or

business-classticketsPlantotake

aflightfortheirmarquee

trip

this

summer,upfrom

47%last

summer51%4in

10Citedpayingforamore

comfortableflightexperience,down

from

54%in202214%With

layoversDomesticflightTickets

with

someupgradesWith

layovers7%Internationalflight25%21%Lowest

priced

tickets(preferred

airline)Direct,

under

4hDomesticflight38%DirectInternationalflight30%Lowest

priced

tickets(any

airline)16%Direct,

4h+Domesticflight23%(37%of

fliers

plantotake

aninternationalflightfortheir26%(–7vs.2022)(among27%oftravelerswho’vealreadybookedtheirsummerflights)marqueetrip,vs.27%in2022)Questions:(1)Which

ofthefollowingbestdescribesyourflight?;(2)Which

bestdescribestheairfarethatyoubooked?Note:N=

1,005.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Along

with

more

flyers

in

general,

more

are

traveling

internationallySignificantly

more

are

venturing

toEurope,

instead

of

closer

international

destinations

like

Mexico

and

theCaribbean.37%of

air

travelers

will

fly

tointernational

destinations57%9%Asia(+1

vs.

2022)Europe(+8

vs.

2022)(+10

vs.

2022)21%3%SummerDomesticflyersInternationalflyersAustralia

&destination

typesMexico

&Caribbean(–7

vs.

2022)Oceana(+1

vs.

2022)Beaches34%37%10%8%29%43%14%3%Cities7%Central/SouthAmerica(=vs.

2022)GreatoutdoorsNationalorstate

parksThemeparks3%Middle

East

&Africa8%3%(–3

vs.

2022)Questions:(1)Which

ofthefollowingbestdescribesyourflight?;(2)Which

internationalregionwillyoubeflyingto?;(3)

Whatbestdescribesthedestinationyouwilltravelto?Note:N(allairtravelers)=1,005;n(internationaltravelers)=

368.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Reliability

is

rivalingprice

in

air

purchasedecisionsChoosing

anairlineisn’t

all

about

price:

Halfof

flyers

citefactors

like

customer

serviceand

loyalty

programs

as

very

important.

Thosetaking

international

trips

givemuchgreater

weight

tolegroom.InternationalflyersDomesticflyersImportanceoffactorswhenchoosinganairline%veryimportantSoon-to-be

flyers

might

have

lastsummer’s

cancellation

and

congestionchallenges

top

of

mind

when

choosing

anairline69%71%Price,

deals,

anddiscountsReliability69%69%56%Availability

of

direct

flightsCustomerservice64%55%53%50%49%Loyalty

program47%38%Co

mfort/l

egroom25%28%Question:Howimportantwerethefollowingfactors(orwilltheybe)whenchoosingwhatairlineto

flywith

forthis

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.With

more

taking

tothe

skies,

fewer

areplanning

to

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theroadRoad

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distances

for

marquee

trips

remain

similarto2022,

but

fewer

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by

car.202120222023Roadtraveldistances(Marquee

trip)53%29%28%of

travelers

are

planning

atleast

one

road

trip

this24%summer(vs.64%in2022)20%46%Driving

own

vehicle13%Driving

rental

vehicleNote:N=

1,957.Questions:(1)Howwillyoubereachingyourdestination?(Selectallthatapply);(2)Howfarwillyoubedrivingfrom

hometo

reachyourdestination?Less

th

an

3hours3–4

hours5–7

hours8+

hoursNote:N=

1,064.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.Full-service

hotelsdominate

lodgingchoicesPrivaterentals

are

still

trending

withyounger

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ZMillennialsGen

XBoomers60%50%40%30%20%10%0%51%of

travelers

are

staying

infull-service

hotels

duringmarquee

tripsLi

mi

ted

servicehotelFull-servicehotelDestinationresortPrivate

rental

Bed

&breakfastCampingOverallchangevs.2022Question:Which

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1,957.–+1–1+3+1–4Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

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LLC.Allrightsreserved.Despite

the

maturity

ofthe

privatePreference

for

hotels

and

rentals

varies

significantlyby

destinationtype.Summer2023:Paidaccommodationsplitaccommodationspace,hotel

stayers

stillsignificantly

outnumbersummer

renters(marquee

trip)Privaterentals13%OtherHotels73%Both8%6%3in

4Summer

travelers

strictly

sticking

tohotels

(vs.

private

accommodations)during

marquee

tripsPrivaterental

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or

state

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1,957.8%4%Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Location

and

price

are

important

factors

for

hotel

and

private

rentalshoppers

alikePrivaterenters

sayprivacy

is

just

as

important

as

price.Top

7factorswhenchoosinghotels……andprivateaccommodations(summerrenters,%veryimportant)(summerhotelstayers,%veryimportant)Availability(destination&location)76%67%Availability(destination&location)77%65%64%58%54%45%44%PrivacyPrice,deals,anddiscountsRatingsandreviewsofhostSize/no.ofbedroomsPrice,deals,anddiscountsCustomerservice49%39%37%28%24%LoyaltyprogramBeach/poolaccessBeach/poolaccessRemoteworkamenitiesAll-inclusivepackageProvidesamorelocalexperienceQuestions:(1)Howimportantwerethefollowingfactors(orwilltheybe)whenchoosingahotel/resortforthis

trip?;(2)Howimportantwerethefollowingfactors(orwilltheybe)whenchoosingaprivateaccommodationrental?Note:N(hotel)=

1,571;N(privaterental)=

394.Source:2023Deloittesummertravelsurvey.Copyright

?

2023DeloitteDevelopment

LLC.Allrightsreserved.Visits

to

majorOverall,

engagement

across

activities

and

experiences

remains

consistent

withlastsummer.attractions

see

slighttraffic

boost20222023Whichactivities/experienceswillyouparticipateinonthistrip?71%75%Dining

at

a

restaurant48%Adventure/outdoor

ac

tivi

tie

s49%44%Visit

a

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