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NA vs WE: These Are Their Top Reasons For Travelling

Gen Z and Millennials in both regions love travelling, but their reasons for taking trips are not exactly the same…

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Virtually all young consumers in both Western Europe and North America like to travel, confirming these gens are the wanderlust generations
  • Young consumers in Western Europe are more likely to be travelling to experience different cultures
  • Gen Z and Millennials in North America travel more to bond with friends and family than in WE
YPulse has long told you how Gen Z and Millennials are the wanderlust generations, for whom travelling is a very part important of their lives. Data from YPulse’s WE Travel Report shows that gens in both Western Europe and North America want to travel, with 93% of them saying they are interested in doing so, the exact same number for both regions. This finding confirms the fact that going on trips is a global trend among young consumers. YPulse’s research also reveals that Gen Z and Millennials in both regions travel the same amount, with an average of 3 trips...

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