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In Portugal, Binance clearly leads as the most used cryptocurrency exchange, with about 62% of users choosing it. Coinbase follows as a strong second.
According to the 2025 survey, 54% of Egyptain travelers prefer to book online via websites, while 46% still choose traditional travel agencies or tour operators.
In the Netherlands, paying with cash is still fairly common, but 17% of people also use payment apps to send money to friends.
Bitcoin is by far the most traded cryptocurrency in Thailand, with a significant 73.3% of respondents indicating they have traded or used Bitcoin.
45.9% of respondents are familiar with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, which is a positive sign that cryptocurrencies are gaining recognition in Indonesia.
47% of MENA travelers book independently, but the region leads globally in hybrid planning (37%), reflecting a preference for structured flexibility and expert guidance.
73% of Emiratis book travel online in 2025, driven by tech-first habits, mobile ease, and government-led digital transformation. Full data on TGM StatBox.
51% of LATAM travelers prioritize relaxation, while 17% seek cultural experiences—favoring emotional connection and heritage over adrenaline-driven adventures.
In 2025, food leads the way as a central motivation, with 35% of respondents selecting culinary experience trips as their most preferred travel style.
In 2025, 74% of Dutch travelers plan trips entirely on their own, reflecting strong digital fluency and a culture of travel independence. Full data on TGM StatBox.
71% of LATAM travelers plan trips independently or with partial support, balancing rising digital confidence with lingering trust in agency help for complex journeys.
83% of Singaporeans book travel online in 2025, prioritizing speed, flexibility, and digital convenience over traditional agencies. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In 2025, nearly half of Indonesian travelers plan trips independently, reflecting growing autonomy and confidence in self-guided travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In Italy, Bitcoin leads as the most traded cryptocurrency, though its share is noticeably smaller compared to other countries.
In 2025, most Thai travelers mix DIY and expert planning, showing confidence in tech tools while valuing professional support for complex trips. Full data on TGM StatBox.
Cash remains king in Spain, preferred by 41.9% of people despite rising digital payments. Credit card storage on phones and payment apps are growing trends.
Digital payments are growing in Singapore, with 33.4% storing cards on phones, fewer using peer-to-peer apps, and mobile wallet adoption still low.
57.3% of South Africans are familiar with cryptocurrency, showing strong awareness, but many still lack full understanding, highlighting an opportunity for education.
The Middle East leads 2025 travel choices for Jordanians, with rising interest in long-haul trips to North America and Western Europe. Full data on TGM StatBox.
Relaxation leads among Europeans, but interest in culture and wellness remains, reflecting a shift toward slow travel and socially aware tourism.
In Indonesia, mobile wallets are the favorite way to store cryptocurrency. Integrated financial apps that combine banking and crypto services are also popular.
42.8% of Poles are familiar with cryptocurrency, but nearly a third remain uninformed, presenting both an adoption challenge and an educational opportunity.
In Pakistan, 60.77% of pet owners turn to online searches for pet care advice. Social media platforms are also popular, with 50.96% of respondents using them for guidance.
36.3% have owned or used crypto, showing solid engagement but also highlighting that it remains a niche activity for much of the population.
Security concerns (52%) are the biggest barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Austria, followed by lack of understanding and distrust in platforms.
MENA travelers show a strong lean toward comfort, with 29% choosing deluxe hotels and 26% opting for premium stays, reflecting a high-end hospitality culture.
Austrians may not know the term "3R," but they’re living it. Recycling tops the list at 54.92%, closely followed by reusing materials. Learn more on TGM StatBox.
The most notable trend is the popularity of mobile wallets/apps, with 43% of South African respondents using them for crypto storage.
In 2025, travel for many Egyptians is about taking a break and finding balance. Half of all travelers prefer relaxation trips, looking to unwind and escape everyday stress.
In 2025, budget travel dominates in South Africa, with premium stays serving a niche elite. Practicality defines local lodging choices. Full data on TGM StatBox.
