In the American Express’ Latest “2025 Global Travel Trands Report”, the company has unveiled its four major travel trends – focusing on why consumers are traveling and how it will form a future. The survey has more than 2,000 US adults, more than a thousand Australian adults, more than a thousand Canadian adults, more than a thousand Japanese adults, more than a thousand Japanese adults, more than a thousand Mexico adults and more than a thousand Indian adults whose income or at least once a year.
Passion and practice are driving forces for travel planning – 77 % of all global respondents have reported that they intend to go on the same number or more international tours over the previous year. With 70 % of the thousand -year -olds and General Z Paulid, they focus as much as they focus on the journey as the destination, luxury trains and cruise have become an important journey.
Amex describes the trends of top users of 2025: “Memories,” “Fame Adventures,” “Benefits Apiconados” and “Tap In, Take off.”
“Memorial lamps” see users looking for ways to remember their journey when they come home looking for unique capex. In particular, 82 % of the thousand -year -olds and General Z Poulud said they find a kind of equipment “to remind them of their tours”, which they use as a reminder of their tours and stories to share with friends and families.
It is important for local businesses to support local businesses for the majority of the surveyed global respondents. The large category of purchase includes designer equipment (58 %), beauty products (46 %) and domestic goods and decoration (43 %).
The “Fame Adventures” distinguishes a thousand -year -old and General Z parents who allow their children to take initiative with planning and bringing their family. The authors of this report have found that multilateral holidays become more popular over the years.
The thousand -year -old and General Z parents are planning to travel with their growing family on holiday in 2025, compared to General X and 31 % of the boomers. An important factor offered for thousands of years and the General Z to bring the family together is to spend “Quality Time” (89 %). And in addition, the majority of respondents globally said they prefer places that are ready to families and are activities for all ages.
When it comes to “benefiting the opiates”, salvation among travelers has become a major part of the booking trip experience. The surveyed thousand -year -old and general zid of the general Zuk uses his credit card to maximize travel rewards, while 36 % compared to General X and Boomers.
Two -thirds of global respondents have said they get the best price for their international visits by connecting credit card prizes with another loyalty program. More than half (58 %) global respondents have also said they are most likely to use the benefits of upgrades and facilities from multiple loyalty programs on which they usually do not. Forty -five percent of people said they choose their travel destination where they can best use their credit card points.
With passengers relying on a new tech, they make their journey more personal and as easy as possible to “tape them, take off”. With a travel tech being more accessible than ever, passengers are turning different apps and innovations for booking, which are already creating reservations, language translators and more. Currently, 80 % of the thousand -year -old and General Z travel planning apps or social media are used to easily plan their perfect holiday.
In particular, General Z and 83 % of the thousands of years said that the generative artificial technology is useful for booking at least one aspect. General Z and thousands of years have noted that the best use of Generative AI is activity recommendations (40 %), budget/expenditure management (36 %), translation assistance (33 %) and personal travel recommendations (33 %).
“Passengers, especially thousands of years and General Z this year, are encouraged to book a meaningful tours,” said Audrey Handley, president of the American Express Travel. “The report shows that people feel fond of their holidays. We understand what passengers are looking for and as the demand continues, we can use our skills to make dreams.
