Spring Break Demand Growth While heralding the beginning of spring, the month of March is also well-known across the United States as the month of spring break. During a designated two-week period in March, 70% of American schools and universities hold their students’ beloved spring breaks. These planned holiday school closures often lead to a surge in last-minute bookings. As...
by Kaylie Breslin and Hudson Byorick With our roots firmly planted in the travel industry, Koddi is monitoring holiday travel demand and seasonal trends for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve 2021 to see how they compare to previous years. Demand data indicates that travel over the 2021 holiday season will surpass both 2019 and 2020 demand. What...
Demand for travel was again at a high point for the year in the month of August in the U.S, with Labor Day demand peaking in the days leading up to the holiday weekend. In Europe, COVID-19 cases rose steadily; however, demand has remained strong and has now surpassed 2019 demand. APAC demand was up 20% compared to the same...
Demand for summer travel continued to increase throughout the month of July, with U.S. demand at its high point for the year. Based on historical trends and the recovery we saw for Memorial Day and the Fourth of July, we expect Labor Day demand to be near 2019 demand levels. In both the U.S. and Europe, COVID-19 cases are on...
Demand for summer travel is heating up as we head into the July 4th holiday weekend. We are seeing hotel demand for Fourth of July check-in dates increase at a rapid rate. Based on the recovery we saw for Memorial Day travel, we expect July 4th demand to be at or near 2019 demand levels which would be approximately 3x...
Since March of last year, the Koddi team has been tracking hotel demand and recovery trends closely. This past month, we’ve seen optimistic movements in both hotel demand (searches) and the rate of new COVID-19 cases. Below we break down the top trends and updates by region. U.S. Highlights In the U.S., we’re at demand levels that we haven’t seen...