Steve Adams
Business & Travel Journalist
More than half of travelers (55 per cent) will not return to the same destination as last summer, according to a new survey by US travel insurance comparison site InsureMyTrip. The results were part of the 2015 Summer Travel Guide, a compilation of data-driven insights to help consumers travel smarter in 2015.
This research also highlighted travel planning behaviors and preferences. For example, most will choose to stay in a hotel – though timeshare accounts for four in every 100 – while on a summer trip and plan to go sightseeing, visit the beach, and spend quality time with family and friends. Top travel concerns include overspending and disruptions of vacation plans due to weather or health issues.
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