Despite a financially challenging two years for Australians, 36% plan to spend more on travel next year than they did pre-pandemic
62% have still been saving for travel since COVID began
Over half (55%) of Australians plan to treat themselves more on their first international trip than they usually would
90% of Australians say travel positively impacts their mental health
72% of Australians think travel will be more important for general wellbeing than ever before
82% of Australians know someone who has missed out on a once-in-a-lifetime trip — like their gap year, retirement trip or honeymoon
9 in 10 respondents have booked, or plan to book, international travel in 2022
84% of Australians are optimistic about international travel in 2022
Over three quarters (76%) of Australians are optimistic that once international travel opens up, it will stay that way
72% of Australians believe workplaces should offer more flexibility when it comes to travelling and working together
Over half (52%) of respondents say they’d be more inclined to accept a job that allows them to ‘work from anywhere’
33% of respondents saying they plan to take a longer international trip than usual in 2022
At the top of Australia’s list of international destinations is Fiji
Fiji (18%)
New Zealand (13%)
United Kingdom (7%)
USA (7%)
Indonesia (6%)
Following the Bula Bubble announcement, Luxury Escapes saw Fiji sales increase by 488% on the previous month
- The report findings
- Travel predictions for 2022
- LE sales / consumer trends
- Omicron variant
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