Americans seek culture on domestic US trips
According to the latest Longwoods International American traveler tracking study, consumers having being giving their views on domestic travel.
Sixty-one percent cited a diverse range of food and music experiences when describing U.S. travel, while 57% agreed that domestic trips offer access to unique culture and places to visit.
“This data is a reminder of the power and appeal of cultural travel across America,” said Amir Eylon, President and CEO of Longwoods International.
“When choosing a cultural travel destination, domestic travelers seek out historic sites and landmarks, traditional cuisine, museums and galleries.”
It found 88% of travelers have confirmed travel plans the next six months, which is down from 93% a year ago.
For those planning international travel, 43% will visit Europe, with 17% heading to both Asia and to Central America/the Caribbean.
The survey, supported by Miles Partnership, was fielded in early February 2025 using a national sample
randomly drawn from a consumer panel of 1,000 adults.
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