Travelers Are Spending Big This Holiday Season-With Higher Expectations Than Ever

Travelers Are Spending Big This Holiday Season-With Higher Expectations Than Ever

Today’s travelers are more experience-driven than ever, investing heavily in attending concerts, events, and major sports like the FIFA World Cup. In 2022, Qatar hosted the FIFA World Cup, spiking international lodging searches by 541% worldwide. Next up, Canada, Mexico, and the United States will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, drawing travelers from around the world to cheer for their teams.

As travelers increasingly seek out experiences, they are willing to spend more, driving up both costs and expectations. In response, the travel industry is embracing innovative solutions, such as Generative AI, to better understand guests and deliver personalized experiences at scale. This year marks just the beginning, as the adoption of these cutting-edge tools is set to grow well into 2025 and beyond.

*Sojern data pulled as of Oct. 1, 2024

About Sojern

Sojern is a leading travel marketing platform designed to boost growth and profitability for the travel industry. The Sojern Travel Marketing Platform is a set of easy-to-use software and services that delivers unrivaled traveler insight, intelligent audiences, multichannel activation and optimization, and a connected guest experience—all in one place. More than 10,000 travel marketers rely on our platform annually to find, attract, convert and engage travelers. Founded in 2007, Sojern is headquartered in San Francisco, California with teams in the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific.

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