Reports & Surveys

For the first time in 2025, Allianz Partners’ Vacation Confidence Index (VCI) has been conducted in all the regions: USA, Europe and APAC. 
This major piece of research is a key indicator of the travel industry's health and is crucial for building our Travel Line of Business strategy, defining orientations for upcoming innovations, and keeping pace with ever-changing consumer behaviors.
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. 
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.
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.
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. 
Allianz Partners comparte los resultados de la última edición de su ‘International Vacation Confidence Index’, un estudio desarrollado por la consultora OpinionWay, en donde resalta que, a pesar de la inestabilidad actual y el aumento en el coste de vida, las personas siguen interesadas en viajar este verano
Tras el primer verano post-pandemia, Allianz Partners publica su último informe `States of Mind´ centrado en el Viaje y que revela cambios en las tendencias y prioridades de los viajeros, quienes se enfrentan a una experiencia de viaje cada vez más compleja.
El estudio ‘Nueva Movilidad’ publicado por la compañía líder en Seguros y Asistencia, analiza las preferencias de los usuarios en torno a las nuevas formas de movilidad, en las que destaca el creciente interés por los distintos tipos de vehículos compartidos, siendo el principal motivo el ahorro de costes.
Tras el éxito que supuso la Semana Santa para el sector del turismo, y previo al inicio de la temporada de verano, Allianz Partners comparte los resultados de la segunda edición de su ‘International Vacation Confidence Index’, un estudio desarrollado por la consultora OpinionWay, y que analiza las tendencias de viaje y los nuevos retos a los que se enfrentan los consumidores de todo el mundo en este próximo verano.