Who spends the most on travel?

China was the country worldwide with the highest outbound tourism expenditure in 2021. That year, China's outbound tourism spending amounted to more than 109 billion U.S. dollars, showing a 17 percent decrease from 2020 and only accounting for roughly 43 percent of the value reported in 2019.



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What age group travels the most? Millennials between 23-38 seem to be the age group that travels the most with an average of 35 vacation days a year.

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China was the country worldwide with the highest outbound tourism expenditure in 2021. That year, China's outbound tourism spending amounted to more than 109 billion U.S. dollars, showing a 17 percent decrease from 2020 and only accounting for roughly 43 percent of the value reported in 2019.

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This may come as no surprise, but Baby Boomers spend significantly more on vacations than the other generations – especially Gen Z. Those in the newest generation, Gen Z, tend to have just one traveler named on a policy, while the other generations tend to buy plans for at least two travelers.

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16 Countries That Travel The Most (And Their Top Destinations)
  • 8 Italy.
  • 7 Belgium.
  • 6 Russia.
  • 5 The Netherlands.
  • 4 United Kingdom.
  • 3 France.
  • 2 Germany.
  • 1 United States.


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1. Marco Polo (1254 -1324)

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While traveling more, Gen Z is spending less A 2023 travel study from Student Universe showed that nearly two-thirds of Gen Z travelers search for the cheapest accommodations, flights and more, and nearly half (46 percent) said they rely on financial help from parents to cover the costs of trips.

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Overall, Americans spend the most on housing, followed by groceries, utilities, and health insurance. Younger Gen Xers — ages 35-44 — spend the most out of all the groups on housing and groceries, whereas older Gen Xers — ages 45-54 — spend the most on utilities.

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Which European country has the longest holidays?
  • #1 Bulgaria — 104 days. Sofia, Bulgaria // Credit: GetbyBus. ...
  • #2 Romania — 91 days. ...
  • #3 Portugal — 88 days. ...
  • #4 Italy — 87 days. ...
  • #5 Estonia — 86 days. ...
  • #6 Greece — 85 days. ...
  • #7 Montenegro — 84 days. ...
  • #8 Spain, Poland and Switzerland — 83 days.


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Kissimmee, Florida is the Vacation Home Capital of the World and with more than 30,000 homes to choose from, it's no wonder where we got the name from. Vacation homes are more than just your average accommodations.

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It seems that children in Italy have the most time off in summer with a whole 13 weeks break. Like Spain, the schools finish in June and don't return until around mid-September meaning they enjoy around three months of summer fun.

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Globetrotter, world traveler, voyager, nomad, migrant, itinerant, pilgrim, vagabond, adventurer, commuter, cruise fanatic, venturer, gadabout, jet-setter, gypsy, wayfarer, rolling stone, backpacker, and tourist.

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Hong Kong. Hong Kong has become the most visited city in the world, surpassing Bangkok in recent times. Hong Kong welcomed 26.6 million visitors! With over 5 million more visitors annually than its closest rival, Hong Kong is expected to host at least 31 million tourists in the near future.

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25. A survey in 2022 showed that the travel purpose for most millennials is to see family and friends. This reason consistently ranks as number one across all generations, including Gen Z, Gen X, and baby boomers.

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What motivates millennials to travel. “Millennials tend to be driven very much by experiences,” said Roeschke. Millennials, along with Gen Zs, are more likely to spend money on experiences than on consumer goods (46% vs. 37%), according to American Express Travel's 2023 Global Travel Trends Report.

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Liechtenstein: For quiet mountain exploring
This petite sliver of a country sits nestled in the mountains between Switzerland and Austria. Being so small it has no airport of its own, but access via road or rail from surrounding countries is a breeze. Despite this, it's Europe's least visited country.

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The largest groups were nationals of Morocco, Albania, India, Turkey and Pakistan. 2.4 million non-EU migrants entered the EU in 2017. In addition, cheaper transportation and more advanced technology have further aided migration.

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