The company’s Autumn Travel Index revealed more than two-thirds of Brits will holiday next season despite ongoing inflation and rising fuel costs.

The study – which is based on a combination of Tripadvisor’s first party search and proprietary consumer sentiment data – found 68% of UK respondents are planning an autumn break this year.
 
While the index shows spiralling costs won’t put Brits off travelling this upcoming season, three out of five (60%) said inflation will impact the way in which they travel.

Meanwhile, 30% said they will likely travel for shorter lengths of time and the same number said they will travel somewhere closer to home than previously planned.

However, continued rising costs are prompting consumers to alter their spending habits, inclusive of adjusting their travel plans. Despite the rising costs, the survey showed two out of five (37%) Brits still intend to travel as planned this autumn.
 
The data also showed the average value of a trip booked by UK travellers this autumn is 83% higher than the same period in 2021.