Revenge Travel Summer 2021 Survey: 68% to travel this Summer; 25% will "Revenge Travel"

The Vacationer posted Revenge Travel Summer 2021 Travel Survey , conducted to find out how many Americans will travel this summer as well as how many plan to travel more to get "revenge " against Covid-19.

Release time : 2021-04-15 10:55:54

source : TravelDailyNews

, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada are the most likely to travel more than before COVID-19 once the pandemic is over. 37.84% of people in this region stated they plan to travel more. These states tend to be more open and less populated than many other states. They also attract more adventurous people so it should be no surprise that they want to get out and travel more.

3. What would you be willing to do in order to travel normally and safely again with no restrictions? (Check All that Apply Except If You Are Checking the Last Choice.)

Spend a night in prison - 16.79%

Not see your best friend for a year - 22.01%

Not eat your favorite food for a year - 24.25%

Not exercise for a year - 23.13%

Not have sex for a year - 18.10%

None of these. (If checking this choice, check nothing else) - 38.25%

Key Takeaway: 61.75% of Americans or more than 157 million people would agree to either spend a night in prison, not see their best friend for a year, not eat their favorite food for a year, not exercise for a year or not have sex for a year to travel normally and safely again with no restrictions. Many people would agree to do more than one of these. It is evident people are craving to travel. They are even willing to do abnormal tasks to go back to normal.

Interesting Demographic Comparison - The survey shows that 10% more men than women would agree to spend a night in prison to travel normally and safely again with no restrictions. Conversely, 6% more women than men would agree to not have sex for a year for the same travel benefits. These data points seem to fit the stereotypes of men wanting to feel “macho” and craving sex more than women.