A snapshot of consumer behavior and sentiment

Phocuswright's U.S. Consumer Travel Report 2021 series provides a snapshot of consumer behavior and sentiment as COVID-19 continues to change the world. Though the global pandemic greatly curtailed U.S. leisure travel in 2020 and 2021, Americans are eager to travel and will do so again, just as they did following 9/11 and the global financial crisis.

In 2020, those who did opt to travel planned their trips differently. With a longer research stage and more all-online bookings, U.S. consumers made significant changes to their shopping behaviors. One example was the rise in popularity of supplier and DMO websites, as travelers needed to ensure clarity and monitor changes related to COVID policies and local regulations.

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Based on a comprehensive survey of U.S. leisure travelers, this updated collection of reports provides a range of data and analysis on key aspects of the U.S. consumer travel market. Specific reports focus on core consumer metrics; the shopping and booking experience; and key travel product consumption.

In this series:

• U.S. Consumer Travel 2021: An Overview
• U.S. Consumer Travel 2021: Shopping and Booking
• U.S. Consumer Travel 2021: Travel Product Consumption

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