Jacqui Hill
20 Mar 2025
A whopping 78 per cent of Australians are keen to go on multiple trips this year with the new 2025 Global Travel Trends report highlighting that Aussies plan to take up to three holidays
3 in 4 Australians Plan to Take Up to Three Holidays in 2025 - Here’s How
Australian travelers are prioritising multiple getaways in 2025, with the latest 2025 Global Travel Trends Report revealing that 78 percent of Australians plan to take up to three holidays this year. Despite ongoing economic pressures, they are finding strategic ways to make travel a reality.
Budget-Conscious Travel and Smart Planning
With the rising cost of living, Australians are becoming more strategic in their travel decisions, ensuring their budgets stretch further. The report highlights key trends in travel behavior:
51 percent will maintain their domestic travel frequency at the same level as last year
34 percent plan to take more domestic trips in 2025
43 percent will continue their usual international travel habits
34 percent intend to increase their international travel this year
Maximizing Reward Programs and Off-Peak Travel
A growing number of Australians are turning to travel rewards and loyalty programs to reduce costs and enhance their experiences.
The report found that:
44 percent of Australians will use reward points for flights, hotels, and upgrades
Millennials and Generation Z travelers are leading the shift, linking their credit cards to streaming services (20 percent) and dining partners (18 percent) to accumulate points more efficiently
84 percent of travelers will avoid peak school holiday periods to take advantage of lower prices
Key Factors Influencing Travel Decisions
Australians are not just looking to travel more frequently—they are also seeking destinations that align with their personal interests and financial considerations.
The report identified three primary factors shaping travel choices:
Affordability (68 percent): Travelers are selecting destinations that offer strong value for money
Interest-based travel (42 percent): Many are planning trips centered around passions such as food, sports, and fashion
Authenticity (42 percent): There is a strong demand for unique, immersive local experiences
The Future of Travel in 2025
Australians are demonstrating a clear commitment to travel in 2025, using strategic budgeting, reward programs, and off-peak planning to make their plans a reality. With a focus on affordability, tailored experiences, and maximizing travel benefits, it is evident that travel hacking is becoming a mainstream approach to securing better trips.
To explore the full findings, read the complete report - Here