More Frequent Short Trips: How Americans are Adjusting Their Summer Travel Plans Amid Financial Concerns
The Deloitte 2025 Summer Travel Survey reveals that more than half of Americans (53%) plan to travel and stay in paid lodging this summer. This is an increase from 48% last year, despite financial concerns and economic pressures. Many Americans are making adjustments by taking more frequent yet shorter trips. Other influencing factors include remote work, technology, and sustainability.
The Deloitte 2025 Summer Travel Survey reveals that more than half of Americans (53%) plan to travel and stay in paid lodging this summer. This is an increase from 48% last year, despite financial concerns and economic pressures. Many Americans are making adjustments by taking more frequent yet shorter trips. Other influencing factors include remote work, technology, and sustainability.
