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HSMAI Customer Insight: Americans Planning More International Leisure Trips | Longwoods

According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, 39% of them are likely to take an international leisure trip in the next 12 months.  And 34% of those planning international leisure travel say they will take more international trips this year, 50% plan to take about the same number of such trips, while only 16% are planning fewer international trips. Insights from Longwoods President & CEO Amir Eylon.

HSMAI Customer Insight: Strong Summer Travel Season Expected | Longwoods

According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, 92% have travel plans during the next six months. Thirty percent of travelers plan to spend more on summer travel this year compared to last summer, 56% plan to spend about the same as last year, while only 14% plan to spend less. Additional insights from Longwoods President &CEO Amir Eylon for HSMAI.

HSMAI Customer Insight: Travelers Use of Chat GPT for Trip Planning Stalls | Longwoods

According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, only 14% of them have used Chat GPT to plan a trip in the past six months. And only 31% of them report that it is likely they will use Chat GPT to plan their next trip, statistically unchanged from 32% in April of 2023. Insights for HSMAI from Longwoods President & CEO Amir Eylon.

HSMAI Customer Insight: Fall Travel Outlook Bullish | Longwoods International

According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, they are planning more travel for every trip category this fall when compared to 2022.  For example, 66% are planning to visit friends and family this fall, up from 56% a year ago, and 53% are planning fall road trips, up 10% from 2022. Insights from Longwoods President & CEO for HSMAI.

HSMAI Customer Insight: Travelers Use and Support Short Term Rentals | Longwoods

According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, 47% of them are likely to stay in a short-term rental (Airbnb, Vrbo, etc.) on their next trip. “The impact of short term rentals on the lodging sector is significant,” said Amir Eylon, President and CEO of Longwoods International. More Insights from Amir Eylon for HSMAI.

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