A survey among 8,500 young independent travellers found that over 50% book their trips online. The research, which is part of a global study conducted by World Youth & Student Educational Travel Confederation, showed the proportion has risen five times in five years. And 80% of young holiday-makers use the internet to search for information before departing on their trip.
According to the inquiry, the average spend per trip has increased by 40% since 2002 to 1,915 euros, of which around 1,140 euros is to cover costs once in the destination. The most popular destinations for young travellers are France, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and the United States. Almost three quarters travel to explore, learn a language, volunteering or studying abroad and 80% say they return more appreciate and tolerant of other cultures as a result.
24 September 2007
Half of young travellers book online
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