The intention to travel this summer remains strong for many Europeans despite the continuing impact of inflation, economic uncertainty and persistent concerns over climate-related and geopolitical risks. Three in four Europeans (75%) intend to travel between June and September. Even though the appetite for travel remains high, financial constraints remain a consideration, as 61% of travelers say they are worried about the rising cost of travel and 51% about their personal financial situation.
Reports & Surveys
Our latest insights and deep dives on topics that will define the future of our business and our customers.
European Vacation
Confidence Index - Summer 2025
Allianz Partners announces the results of its 2024 B-Partner Lab survey
The survey, which was conducted by Ipsos and gathered insights from 181 businesses across multiple industries and seven markets, engaged stakeholders across multiple functions, including procurement, sales, IT, finance and operations.
Digital threats now as concerning as home burglaries, Allianz Partners survey finds
Cybersecurity and home burglaries are equally concerning to Europeans and Australians, with nearly 40% worried about both threats. That’s according to data from Allianz Partners’ latest Customer Lab, a proprietary consumer survey looking at consumer behaviors and needs around the home, mobility, health and travel.
International Confidence Vacation Index
Summer 2024
Budget concerns are impacting travel budgets across Europe yet travel intentions remain high, according to the 2024 Allianz Partners International Summer Vacation Confidence Index.
The research, which was carried out by OpinionWay for Allianz Partners, surveyed 9,497 people across France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Poland.
The research, which was carried out by OpinionWay for Allianz Partners, surveyed 9,497 people across France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Poland.
States of Mind
New Mobility Report
Mobility is going through a huge transition. Our report explores three mindset shifts changing the sector: the growing appetite for greener transport options, the move away from ownership of vehicles, and people’s increasing openness to new forms of micro-mobility.
International Confidence Vacation Index
Summer 2023
Allianz Partners’ International Vacation Confidence Index has found that most European travelers are planning higher travel spending, despite ongoing cost of living pressure and stubbornly high inflation. The survey found that very strong travel demand remains: 85% of respondents plan to take a vacation this summer. International travel intentions have increased again, with 43% planning a foreign trip in summer 2023, up 4 points on 2022.
International Confidence Vacation Index
Winter 2023
Allianz Partners’ International Vacation Confidence Index has found that almost two-thirds (63%) of people across nine European countries expect to take a leisure trip of three days or more between January and March, either domestically or abroad, showing strong travel intentions across Europe this winter.
States of Mind
Health Report
People’s thinking on health and healthcare is changing. Discover the shifts in mindset that will help to address the issues facing healthcare and improve outcomes for the future.
States of Mind
Travel Report
The travel industry has never experienced anything like the last three years. Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, travellers are now facing new uncertainties of geopolitical instability, rising energy costs and soaring inflation.
Covid-19 Brings the Future
of Healthcare Closer
Allianz Partners launches report exploring the unprecedented acceleration of healthcare trends beyond the timelines predicted in ‘The World in 2040’ series just three years ago.
International Vacation Confidence
Index - Summer 2022
After several years of travel restrictions, what percentage of Europeans and Americans plan to take a vacation this summer? How much will the average family plan to spend this year, in the context of rising costs?