Around 2,000 consumers have so far taken part in a survey conducted for Aito, with the initial results revealed at the association’s general meeting in London on Thursday (7 October).
Roy Barker, from research firm Spike Insight, said: “Pent-up demand is hardening. 82% of people are keen to get travelling again and only 13% are not keen to travel.
“Where do they want to book? There’s strong potential across all destinations where people feel they can go to.”
Domestic ‘boom’ to continue in 2022, says Aito research
Operators
Rob Gill
7 October 2021
The staycation “boom” in domestic holidays is set to continue in 2022, according to new consumer research.
The five-day Railway Tracks and Walking in the Peak District itinerary includes a visit to the town of Bakewell
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