Every second one flies on vacation in 2025: the trend groups in focus!

Every second one flies on vacation in 2025: the trend groups in focus!

In the current travel survey, interesting trends for the holiday planning of the Germans show. According to a survey by SVZ, 57.9% of those surveyed plan to travel by plane this year. Air travel has become affordable for all income classes for all income classes, which has a strong influence on the choice of the means of transport. Only 25.3% of the participants opt for the car or other means of transport, while 16.9% are still undecided or do not plan trips.

The survey, which 2,000 people interviewed, also showed that over 80% of those surveyed already have specific vacation plans. This shows that the desire for travel is still unbroken. Only around 1.3% plan to do without a summer vacation this year, which is particularly highest in the age group of 35-44 year olds.

popularity of air travel

The TUI study "So Fly Germany Flies" shows that the plane is the most popular means of transport for German vacationers. The age group of the 18-24-year-old in particular stands out because 68.7% of them choose the aircraft for their summer vacation. For the 25-34 year olds, the proportion is only slightly below at 68.5%. It is also interesting that the proportion of air travelers in the age group 55-64 years is 44.3% higher than the proportion of those who use other means of transport.

Total plan 37.3% of vacation medium -haul flights, implicitly for popular destinations such as Spain or Greece. Long -haul trips, for example to Thailand or Mexico, attract 20.6% of those willing to travel.

vacation as a feel -good factor

The TUI study emphasizes that travel also has significant positive effects on personal well-being. On average, Germans feel about 4.2 years younger after their vacation. Nature experiences (85%), relaxation and wellness (79%) as well as being together with family or friends (75%) were identified as the greatest feel -good factors on vacation. In fact, 37% of Germans report that they felt younger after their vacation or looked younger.

Despite economic uncertainties, travel remains a high priority for many Germans. 60% of the respondents plan at least one several days of vacation in 2025, and a third has already booked their trips. 20% want to travel more often compared to the previous year.

The survey results are supported by the study of the Edith Cowan University, which shows that travel strengthens immune defense, stimulates the metabolism and promotes the body's self -healing powers. Moderate activities on vacation, such as hiking or cycling, also contribute to improving physical resistance.