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Two-thirds of Brits set to travel despite cost of living crisis

Responsible business
Will Payne
2 September 2022

The majority of British travellers still plan to go on holiday in the next 12 months despite 92% of respondents to a new survey admitted they had anxiety about the rising cost of living.

New research indicates bullish attitude to travel with only 10% expecting not to travel

More than two-thirds of those questioned (68%) by Travel Republic stated they still plan to holiday in the foreseeable future, even if they spend a little less when they do, with only 10% stating they don’t plan to travel at all due to concerns about household bills.

Nearly a third (30%) of the OTA’s customers said they don’t expect rises in the cost of living to impact their holidays plans, with just over that number (36%) stating they’ll still travel but plan to spend less than they have previously done so.