- Aussies are taking short breaks with little planning
Toga Hotels recently surveyed more than 14,500 Australians to uncover more about their holiday planning and booking habits.
According to the survey,* 55.6 per cent of respondents said they usually take holidays over a long weekend, while 51 per cent take four or more days away. Interestingly, about 32 per cent of people were likely to take an overnight break on a regular basis.
“Our survey highlighted that location (44.2 per cent) and hottest price (37.1 per cent), remain the main decision influencers when travellers are booking their accommodation,” said Emma Fraser, Group Director of Marketing at Toga Hotels.
When asked how far in advance they would book their accommodation for a domestic holiday, 35.4 per cent said just one month in advance, while almost 20 per cent took just one to two weeks to arrange where they would stay. About half of Australians are still using their laptop or PC to make their bookings – 51.1 per cent and 49.7 per cent respectively, compared to those using tablets (18.6 per cent) or their mobiles (14.5 per cent).
Toga Hotels is a leading accommodation provider, responsible for 56 hotels across Australia, New Zealand and Europe. Toga Hotels' brands include: Adina Apartment Hotels, Medina Serviced Apartments, Vibe Hotels and Travelodge Hotels. That equates to over 7,000 apartments and hotel rooms which vary in price, location and design in order to meet a range of different accommodation needs. For more information about Toga Hotels, visit: www.togahotels.com
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*This online study was conducted and endorsed by Toga Hotels from 9 August until 22 August. Over 14,500 respondents completed the survey. The survey respondents are previous Toga Hotel guests or customers who signed up to the Toga Hotel’s database.
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