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French travelers are choosing comfort that doesn’t break the bank. Most lean toward budget-friendly stays or mid-range hotels that offer a good mix of quality and value.
For Italians who do engage with the 3R concept, action tends to be pragmatic and cost-driven. 55.43% reduce waste and related expenses.
27% of Vietnamese respondents show no interest in cryptocurrency, while a larger group is skeptical or concerned about its risks and downsides.
Vietnamese users favor mobile wallets and exchanges for crypto storage, highlighting demand for convenience over offline security.
A significant portion (32%) of respondents is interested in learning more about cryptocurrency but does not currently own any.
In 2025, Dutch travelers prefer mid-range comfort, balancing value and quality, with deluxe 3–4 star hotels as the top accommodation choice. Full data on TGM StatBox.
Germany’s climate concern sits in the middle lane. 14.1% describe themselves as extremely concerned. 29.5% say they are moderately concerned, while 21.7% are very concerned.
The most significant barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Nigeria is lack of understanding, with a notable 65.6% of respondents identifying it as the top challenge.
66% of Qatari travelers book trips online in 2025, but traditional agencies still play a role in planning luxury or complex travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
Indian travelers are exploring destinations across the globe. The Middle East takes the lead, but places like Australia, North America, and Europe are not far behind.
While 37.4% of respondents are fully familiar with cryptocurrencies, a significant portion remains either unfamiliar or only moderately knowledgeable.
A notable 58.6% of Indian respondents expressed interest in learning more about cryptocurrency, even if they don't currently own any.
With over half of Austrians unfamiliar with crypto, education, security improvements, and financial collaboration are key to driving broader adoption.
Bitcoin stands out as the most widely traded cryptocurrency in the US, with 27% of respondents indicating they have traded it.
Security concerns are the leading barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Portugal, with 50.2% of people citing them as the primary obstacle.
29.3% of Mexican respondents are familiar with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, while the majority remain uninformed about crypto.
In Australia, Bitcoin is by far the most traded cryptocurrency on exchanges, with 34.5% of respondents indicating they've traded it.
Chilean travelers show a strong preference for leisure and downtime, with 54% favoring relaxation trips, followed by cultural travel and health and well-being getaways.
YouTube and Facebook lead travel inspiration in LATAM, reflecting a content-first, emotionally driven discovery process shaped by vlogs, reviews, and visual storytelling.
In Ukraine, awareness of the “3R” concept — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle — is very limited. Nearly half of respondents say they are definitely not familiar with it.
In the UK, the most common barrier to sustainable living is high costs. Other challenges include limited or poor facilities and a lack of time or convenience.
In the Netherlands, awareness of the “3R” concept—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle—is quite low. About 59.8% say they are definitely unfamiliar, while a small group are unsure.
Only 12.6% of French respondents say they are “extremely concerned” about climate change, even as the country faced record-breaking heatwaves and wildfires in 2022.
48.9% of Belgians responded definitely no when asked about familiarity with the 3R concept, revealing a striking awareness gap in a country with some of the highest recycling rates in Europe.
In 2025, most Egyptian travelers prefer to stay in control of their plans, either arranging trips on their own or blending personal planning with some agency support.
50.8% of South African males and 56.6% of females indicate they like only specific pets, with younger age groups showing particularly strong preferences.
Recycling, water-saving, and energy-efficient upgrades dominate Spain’s low-carbon toolkit. Sustainable behavior often starts with accessible home and lifestyle changes.
Recycling leads the way. 48.7% of French respondents actively recycle at home or work, signaling a habit shaped by long-standing national waste policies and color-coded bin systems.
In Poland, most people show at least some interest in sustainability and climate change. Nearly 46% say they are somewhat interested.
There is a strong, growing awareness of digital currencies in Vietnam, with 58.3% of the population familiar with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
