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In India, cash is still king for many, with about 45% preferring to pay that way whenever they can. At the same time, digital payments are booming.
Most Chilean travelers plan to stay within the region in this summer, with 31% intending to fly to destinations in Central and South America.
In Argentina, cash is still king, with nearly half of people saying they pay with it as often as they can. That said, digital options are catching on.
Indian travelers are turning to YouTube more than any other source for travel inspiration, with 40% using the platform to explore new destinations through videos and vlogs.
Relaxation is the top travel style for Brits in 2025, with cultural and wellness trips also appealing to stress-weary, value-seeking travelers. Full data on TGM StatBox.
The Middle East tops 2025 travel plans for Qataris, followed by Southeast Asia and Central Europe, driven by access, culture, and scenic appeal.
Among Japanese individuals aged 18-24, 24.75% express a liking for all pets, significantly higher than other age groups.
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.
In summer 2025, German travelers are staying mostly within Europe, with Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, and Southern Europe/Balkans topping the list.
Cryptocurrency has yet to gain widespread appeal in New Zealand, with a significant portion of the population reporting no interest in it.
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.
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.
The largest group of Brazilian respondents, 52.5%, expresses interest in learning more about cryptocurrency but does not currently own any.
Over half of Turkish respondents are in the very or extremely concerned categories, with smaller groups expressing moderate or slight concern.
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.
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.
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.
The majority of Italians have yet to actively engage in the cryptocurrency market. Only 26.5% of respondents have ever owned or used cryptocurrency.
Affordability and comfort are top priorities when Australians choose lodging for leisure travel. A combined 72% prefer budget-friendly stays or mid-range hotels.
28% of LATAM travelers prefer regional trips across Central and South America, driven by cultural proximity, affordability, and improved intra-regional connectivity.
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.
The largest group, making up 42.8% of South African respondents, is interested in learning more about cryptocurrency but currently does not own any.
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.
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.
62% of European travelers plan trips independently—driven by digital tools, efficient transit, and a culture of flexible, self-guided exploration.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Relaxation leads 2025 Singapore travel preferences, as travelers seek stillness over thrills in an increasingly fast-paced, screen-heavy society.
