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When Americans are willing to travel again, whether the specter of Covid-19 is lingering or not, they’ll be doing it by car, and not going nearly as far as they used to.
That’s according to an ongoing survey taken by the U.S. Travel Association, which has been taking biweekly polls since March 27 of 1,200 U.S. residents who travel for either business or leisure.
The results of the survey all but confirm that consumer travel sentiment is matching the expectations of the travel industry’s top leadership, who have consistently told investors that local leisure travel would signal the start of the industry’s recovery.
For now, the number of consumers who intend to travel within the next six months sits roughly at 36%.
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