Phocuswright surveyed travelers from the U.S., the U.K., France and Germany to understand traveler sentiment during the coronavirus pandemic and early indicators on travel intent post-pandemic. The survey included questions about how travelers' plans have been impacted, their satisfaction with companies when changing their travel plans, considerations for future travel, and more.

On April 23, Phocuswright presented the full findings and insights into the implications for the global travel industry. This event gave viewers a direct feel for consumer intent, coupled with analysis from our seasoned researchers.

In the video presentation above, you will:

• Understand how travel plans changed in response to COVID-19
• Discover why travelers made the changes
• Know the outlook and optimism travelers have for recovery
• See the confidence travelers have in their government's travel restrictions
• and more

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When it comes to what planned travelers choose to do with their plans, most commonly, those who planned on traveling for leisure between the end of March and June 30 have chosen to postpone their trips. Cancelling was the next common option. The one exception was the German market where travelers prefer cancelling over postponing.

More than a third of travelers feel their governments need to impose stricter travel restrictions​.