Generation Z loves all-inclusive: convenience when traveling is trendy!

Generation Z loves all-inclusive: convenience when traveling is trendy!

A recent Expedia survey shows that all-inclusive vacations are becoming increasingly popular among Generation Z. The survey, which surveyed 168 people aged 18 to 24, shows that 61 percent of respondents prefer all-inclusive hotels to other types of accommodation. The opinion of all-inclusive holidays has also developed positively among Germans in recent years; 21 percent of those surveyed said they had a changed perspective when it came to booking this type of vacation Picture reported.

There are many reasons for the preference for all-inclusive offers. 49 percent of those surveyed appreciate the convenience because they no longer have to search for restaurants at their vacation destination. In addition, 42 percent feel less stress due to the all-round care that all-inclusive offers bring. Interestingly, 50 percent of those surveyed often feel overwhelmed when planning vacations, which shows that the desire for stress-free planning is present. Loud Northern Bavaria 30 percent of those surveyed improved their image of all-inclusive hotels compared to the previous year.

Popular travel destinations

Searches for popular all-inclusive destinations are showing a significant increase. Cancún, Mexico, saw 65 percent more searches, while Mauritius increased 30 percent and Zanzibar increased 20 percent compared to last year. The preferred travel destinations continue to include Turkey, especially Antalya, Dalaman and Bodrum, as well as the Greek islands of Mallorca, Crete and Rhodes, in addition to Hurghada in Egypt.

Generation Z and their travel preferences

A notable point is that Generation Z's travel behavior is heavily influenced by social media. TikTok users regularly document their experiences with all-inclusive vacations, which may be contributing to the popularity of this type of vacation. Expedia spokeswoman Susanne Dopp describes all-inclusive as an “all-inclusive, worry-free package” and sees it as a type of luxury that is particularly appealing to young people.

However, there are also voices that question the rise in popularity of all-inclusive offers. Johannes Betzold, a travel provider, notes that all-inclusive vacations have been around for 15 to 20 years and it remains unclear whether this is actually a new trend among young people. The fact is, however, that the desire for uncomplicated vacation planning is being consolidated and increasingly taken into account.