Booking.com's 2022 Sustainable Travel Report, based on survey of 30,314 travellers across 32 countries in February 2022, finds sustainable travel intent rising sharply—27% year-on-year increase in UK travellers planning to travel sustainably.
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The travel industry publishes hundreds of reports a year — official statistics from WTTC, OECD and UN Tourism, consumer research from Booking.com, Expedia and Airbnb, analyst studies from Phocuswright, Skift and McKinsey, destination barometers from ETC and national tourism boards. This library collects them in one place, sorted by publication date.
Every report gets an original TourismIntel brief: the findings at a glance, the key numbers exactly as published, the methodology and its limits, and what it means for destinations, hotels and travel tech — with the official source always one click away. The library is curated from 150+ sources and updated weekly; new reports are briefed within a day of discovery.
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Booking.com's 2022 Sustainable Travel Report, based on survey of 30,314 travellers across 32 countries in February 2022, finds sustainable travel intent rising sharply—27% year-on-year increase in UK travellers planning to travel sustainably.
Mabrian's Wellness Tourism Global Outlook: 2022 and Beyond is a demand and capacity intelligence report targeting tourism professionals.
Phocuswright's U.S. Hotel & Lodging Market Report 2021–2025 documents a dramatic channel shift in US hotel bookings. OTA gross bookings surged 97% in 2021 to nearly $41 billion, capturing 52% of online leisure sales—the first time exceeding 50% and representing a recovery to near-2019 levels.
Destinations International commissioned Longwoods International to survey residents across the United States and Canada in 2022, examining how North American communities view the travel and tourism industry's significance.
Destinations International released its 2022 Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Study documenting baseline workforce and cultural data from 491 destination organization staff surveyed in October 2021.
This entry in the library is catalogued as a Wakefield-branded report published by Expedia Group, with an official PDF dated to the first quarter of 2022. Its title frames 2022 as the year of purpose-driven travel.
Phocuswright's 2022 report analyses which booking platforms dominate the US short-term rental market and why travellers choose them.
Booking.com's survey of 3,052 LGBTQ+ travellers across eight countries reveals persistent barriers to inclusive travel alongside growing opportunities for hospitality providers.
Booking.com's 2021 Sustainable Travel Report surveys 29,349 international travellers and 3,390 accommodation providers to assess pandemic-driven shifts in sustainable travel commitment.
Sojern's 2021 survey of 300 travel marketers worldwide reveals a sector in transition following COVID-19 disruption. Travel marketers are reorienting budgets toward direct response campaigns emphasising cancellation flexibility and safety messaging.
In April 2021, Booking.com published survey findings from 1,000 UK travellers assessing pandemic-era sentiment and recovery priorities. Two-thirds report increased travel optimism following vaccine rollout, yet two-thirds also condition international travel on personal vaccination.
Mabrian has published the Share of Searches Index, a demand measurement tool designed for travel industry stakeholders. The index quantifies the relative strength of visitor interest in destinations by analysing search behaviour patterns.
The European Travel Commission's 2021 report examines how National Tourism Organizations across Europe are responding to fundamental shifts in global tourism.
Tourism Taxes by Design, published by Group NAO in November 2020, challenges conventional framing of tourism taxation as overtourism penalty.
Mabrian's Perception of Security Index is positioned as a destination intelligence resource for the travel industry, designed to support DMOs, hotel groups and travel-tech platforms. However, the publicly available landing page does not contain the report's substantive content, findings or data.
Phocuswright's July 2020 analysis examines whether super apps—integrated platforms combining multiple services—will displace traditional standalone travel applications.
Destinations International's 2020 Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Study establishes baseline workforce demographics and inclusion practices across its global member destination organizations.
Mabrian's analysis of COVID-19's impact on the Balearic Islands reveals significant health inequalities amplified by the pandemic.
OAG's Punctuality League 2019 ranks global airlines and airports by on-time performance using 58 million flight records from full-year 2018.
The World Economic Forum's 2019 report examines India's travel market expansion and the critical role of Online Travel Agencies in driving growth. India's travel sector grew 12% annually over five years, with OTAs capturing approximately 60% of online bookings.
The 2019 Drivers of Change in Hospitality study, conducted by Amadeus, Cornell University, IHG, and Foresight Factory, examines transformative forces reshaping the global hospitality sector based on insights from over 7,500 consumers worldwide.
Booking.com's 2018 survey of 20,500 global travelers reveals a significant gap between travel ambitions and reality. Although 42% aspire to be limitless travelers and 78% want travel with no regrets, 67% report insufficient adventurousness during vacations.
Destinations International's report reviews the 2018 State of the State addresses delivered by US governors. According to the publicly available summary, the analysis covers all 46 speeches given between 3 January and 14 March 2018.
This entry concerns the Global Tourism Satisfaction index published by Mabrian, a data intelligence and forecasting organisation for the travel sector. The library classifies it under data intelligence and forecasting, with a focus on demand, air capacity and destination intelligence.