Reports & Research

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.

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.

Phocuswright's July 2020 analysis examines whether super apps—integrated platforms combining multiple services—will displace traditional standalone travel applications.

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.

Oracle Hospitality's Hotel 2025 report forecasts the adoption and impact of eight disruptive technologies by 2025 based on a survey of 150 hotel operators, consumer sentiment data and expert interviews.

See the latest market data for Denmark – including traveller visits and spend, length of stay, behaviours and preferences.

VisitBritain's Argentina market page summarises travel between Argentina and the United Kingdom using the latest data it holds. For 2024, it reports 110,000 visits from Argentina to the UK, with total spend of £93.8 million and an average of £850 per visit.

Booking.com’s Travel Predictions 2027 highlights the destinations travelers are most likely to head to next year. The insights spotlight surprising places, local experiences and standout stays across the globe.

From stargazing to thrill-seeking or exploring cultural connections, the travel experiences we crave and the destinations we look to are always evolving.

AMSTERDAM, 2 July 2025— Today, Booking.com, released the fifth edition of its European Accommodation Barometer, featuring insights from 1,160 travel accommodation executives across Europe on the current outlook, opportunities and challenges facing the industry.

The Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 survey gathered insights from more than 100 CEOs across industries and regions. Their responses offer a unique lens into how leaders perceive the evolving cyber landscape.

The World Economic Forum’s focus has been on creating an inclusive, healthy and rewarding work environment in which people can thrive and grow.

The World Economic Forum’s current strategy outlines a more focused and streamlined approach to its initiatives, communities and insights. Strengthening capabilities and upgrading its operating model will allow the Forum to accelerate execution and maximize value for stakeholders.

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Destinations International, in partnership with Longwoods International, presents a National Resident Sentiment Study Towards Tourism, according to the publicly available summary. The summary describes the publication as a White Paper made available free to the tourism industry.

The Global Travel & Tourism industry continues to grow at a healthy pace, but not without some challenges.

Overtourism and its related effects continues to rattle the travel and tourism industry, causing uncertainties and potential tensions amongst destination stakeholders, visitors, and residents. While most of the U.S.