2025年美国家庭旅游调查报告

FAMILY TRAVEL ASSOCIATION ANNA ABELSONJonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality|NYU School of Professional Studies TABLE OF CONTENTS Survey Design and Administration..........................7Survey Respondent Demographics........................ 8Parent Respondent Demographics.................... 8Grandparent Respondent Demographics......... 10 Travel Technology and Social Media.................... 29Travel Attitudes......................................................... 31Older Children.......................................................... 32Travel Challenges.................................................... 33Industry Evaluation................................................. 35Families with Special Needs Children.................. 35 Parent Survey Findings............................................. 11 Intent to Travel.......................................................... 12Projected Travel........................................................ 13Trip Length.............................................................. 13Trip Type................................................................. 14Cruise Preferences............................................ 15All-Inclusive Preferences.................................. 16Key Findings on Family Trendsfrom the Parents' Survey................................... 17Booking Windows andPreferred Travel Seasons..................................... 17Transportation Preferences................................. 18Accommodation Preferences............................... 19Travel Destinations............................................... 20Travel Spending..................................................... 21Influence of Social and Economic Factors....... 22Use of Travel Advisors............................................ 23Children and Travel Planning................................ 24Extent and Nature of Children'sInvolvement in Travel Planning........................... 24Parental Motivationsand Perceived Benefits........................................ 25Children's Specific Desiresand "Dream Trips"................................................. 26Understanding Children's Influenceand Inspiration...................................................... 27Nuances of "Kid-Centered" Experiences.......... 27Role of Travel Agents and Industry Offerings.... 28 Grandparent Study Findings.................................. 36 Multi-Generational Travel...................................... 37Travel Planning..................................................... 37Travel Behavior and Preferences....................... 38Travel Motivations and Outcomes....................... 41Skip-Generational Travel........................................ 43Travel Planning..................................................... 43Travel Behavior and Preferences....................... 44Travel Motivations and Outcomes...................... 48Grandparent Accommodation Preferences......... 49Grandparent Cruise and All-Inclusive.................. 50Grandparent Travel Destinations........................... 51Grandparent Use of Travel Advisors.................... 52Grandparent Technology and Social Media........ 53Grandparent Transportation Preferences............ 55Grandparent Influence of Socialand Economic Factors............................................. 56Grandparent Travel Attitudes................................ 57Grandparent Industry Evaluation.......................... 58 About the NYU SPS Jonathan M. TischCenter of Hospitality.............................................. 59 INTRODUCTION BY RON GULASKEY Board President, Family Travel AssociationSVP, Sales & Trade Relations, Margaritaville at Sea Ten years ago, the newly formed Family Travel Association and Dr. Lynn Minnaert of New York University SPS JonathanM. Tisch Center of Hospitality partnered together to study the family travel market in the United States. Focused onconsumer’s family travel behaviors, attitudes and intent to travel, the resulting 2015 Family Travel Survey was the first studyexclusively focused on this important and growing segment of the travel market. Our FTA – NYU partnership has continuedand grown over the past decade, producing updated editions of this ground-breaking research. We are pleased to be sharing this 2025 Edition of the Family Travel Survey. In this study, we surveyed two distinctpopulations – parents, with a focus on family travel involving parents and children, and grandparents, with a focus on multi-generational and skip-generational travel involving two and three generations of family members. The report presentsthese two segments separately, with parent data first, followed by the grandparent data. Filled with data, this year’s survey covers trends in consumer preferences for family travel, including travel intent, a range oftravel behaviors (spending, booking, trip types, length of trip, activities and more), transportation, lodging and destinationpreferences, us