Updated data for July shows that, aligned with trends seen in 2020, domestic trip intentions have begun to decline post summer season.
Updated data for June shows that the initial spike in domestic trip intentions resulting from the Government’s announcement of accelerated easing of
Covid-19 restrictions has abated...
Find out more about consumer's domestic trip intentions, popular destinations and how time and distance travelled are key elements influencing destination choice...
Updated data for April shows that lack of clarity and confidence are impacting consumer decisions. Find out more about what is influencing their decision making in 2021.
The updated figures from February 2021 (inclusive) give further insights into consumer holiday booking behaviour in 2020.
The data for 2020 has enabled us to set new benchmarks from which we will be assessing the 2021 data, insights and consumer sentiment...
As consumers remain anxious about social distancing and their safety, find out more about how they're making decisions...
As consumers worry about future lockdowns, find out more about how they're making decisions and adapting...
As intentions for short trips within Ireland hold stable for the first time since May, find out more about consumer staycation plans...
Trip planning is gaining momentum as Covid-19 restrictions ease and intentions climb. Find out about perceptions of travel, health and finances are impacting consumer attitudes...
Find out more about how finances, health, safety protocols and more are effecting consumer perceptions of travel.
Read more about consumer attitudes since the announcement of the Government Roadmap...
Despite the uncertainty surrounding international travel, one-third of people hope for a long-stay trip abroad in the next 6 months. Read more data tracking and predicting consumer sentiment behaviour during the COVID-19 crisis...
As restrictions extend, frustration and anxiety are core emotions, but so is optimism. Read more data tracking and predicting consumer sentiment behaviour during the Covid-19 crisis...