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When traveling, which one is more “planned” or “haphazard”? – There are also big differences depending on age. Hankyu Transport Co., Ltd. releases survey results

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Hankyu Travel Co., Ltd. press release (2024.11.06) Hankyu Travel Co., Ltd. When traveling, which one is more “planned” or “haphazard”? – There are also big differences depending on age. Hankyu Transport Co., Ltd. releases survey results There are two main types of people who travel: “planned” who make detailed plans in advance, and “haphazard” who travel freely on the day without making any plans. Each style is different, but which one is the most common? Hankyu Travel Agency has conducted a questionnaire survey, and we will publish the results.
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[Survey overview] Number of valid responses: 549 people Survey period: 2024/7/10 to 2024/7/19 Research institution: Just System Co., Ltd. (using “Fastask”) Survey target: Nationwide, men and women in their 20s and older Survey method: Web questionnaire Nowadays, there is a lot of information available on websites and SNS, making it easier to make more detailed travel plans. If you want to visit tourist attractions efficiently or make sure to visit your favorite places, planning in advance will make your trip go smoothly. However, there are many people who want to travel freely and experience unexpected encounters and fun. Mystery tours, where you don’t know the destination until the day of the trip, are also popular because they give you a sense of excitement. Therefore, we conducted a survey to find out whether people are more likely to be “planned” or “haphazard” when it comes to travel. We will introduce the results, including comments from both parties and the percentage by age. Which is more common, the “planned type” or the “haphazard type”? When we asked men and women in their 20s and older across the country (excluding those who “never travel”) whether they are “planned” or “haphazard” when it comes to traveling, the results were as follows.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/7099/546/7099-546-8bac57d3cf0ab53cc8646accba25292d-600×435.jpg 57% are “planning”, 21% are “haphazard”, and 22% are “neutral”. Nearly 60% of people are “planning” people, more than double the number of “haphazard” people. Furthermore, the number of people who are “undecided” exceeds the number of people who are “haphazard”, indicating that there are many people who cannot make up their minds and who change their travel style depending on the situation. What are the trends of “planning people” and “haphazard people” by age? Next, let’s look at trends by age.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/7099/546/7099-546-b9d8c21e5627334748e92eee1923865b-600×408.jpg Looking at the answers by generation, we can see that as people get older, the number of people who are “planners” increases. In fact, over 70% of people over the age of 60 are “planners.” On the other hand, nearly 40% of people in their 20s answered that they are “haphazard” people. What are the reasons for “planning” and “haphazard”? What are the reasons for choosing between the “planned type” and the “haphazard type”? Here are some comments received from survey participants. Comments from the planned group: ・”If you don’t plan, you won’t be able to visit the spots you want to go to or eat the foods you want to eat.” ・”It’s a waste of time to research and decide on the spot. I want to do thorough research in advance and then efficiently sightsee the best places. After the trip, I don’t regret it later when I find out about the famous places and shops I want to visit. I don’t want to.” ・”If you don’t plan, you’ll end up wasting time and not being able to have a meaningful trip.” ・“I think of various routes and destinations in advance because I feel like it’s a waste of time to waste time worrying about what I’m going to do when I’m traveling.” When I checked the comments of people who are “planners,” I found that the most prominent comment was “I want to travel efficiently.” Many people seem to feel that it is a waste of time to research tourist spots or consult with them while they are there. Additionally, several people expressed the opinion that by making a plan, you can make sure to see the highlights. On the other hand, the comments from the “haphazard” group are as follows. Random comment: ・“Even if I make a plan, there are many times when my time doesn’t go as planned or I come across famous places that I didn’t know about, so I’ve learned to enjoy things as the situation arises.” ・“Chance encounters are interesting” ・“The feeling you get on the spot is important.” ・“I’m not good at making detailed decisions.” ・“I want to experience unexpected joy by seeing and experiencing things and places that interest me wherever I go.” It can be seen that “haphazard people” enjoy encounters that occur from time to time and unexpected experiences. They seem to be attracted to the sense of adventure and chance encounters that they can’t get on a planned trip. There were also opinions such as “I’m not good at making plans” and “I get depressed when things don’t go as planned.” Many people have decided on accommodations, but many have not decided on where to eat. When we asked respondents how much they plan for each item, such as accommodation and transportation, we found that the percentage varies greatly depending on the item.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/7099/546/7099-546-3590b55293ab99cc47ea585c42e153ae-600×411.jpg More than half of people say they have decided in advance about their accommodation and transportation, but only 15% have decided in advance where they will eat. Accommodations and transportation are the core elements of a trip, so many people may plan them in advance. Regarding things such as where to eat and participation in events and activities, which generally have a wide range of choices and are often seen as optional elements, many people answered “I haven’t really decided” or “I haven’t decided.” It becomes. About planned trips and random trips Hankyu Travel Co., Ltd. offers a wide variety of tours that can be enjoyed by both those who like to plan and those who like to hit the road. For example, if you are a planner but find it troublesome to make your own plans or you want to travel more efficiently, you may want to use a tour that has a predetermined schedule for meals, sightseeing, etc. It’s fine to have planned days, but if you want to be free to do whatever you feel like on some days during your trip, we offer a free plan and a tour with a tour conductor called ChocoPix. We also recommend choosing a plan that offers the best features. Click here for ChocoPix special feature:
https://www.hankyu-travel.com/kokunai/cpn/?p_baitai=9597 Additionally, for those who are a haphazard type and want to experience a sense of adventure and unexpected encounters, we recommend a “mystery tour,” where the destination is something to look forward to until the day of the trip. Click here for the mystery tour special feature:
https://www.hankyu-travel.com/kokunai/mystery/?p_baitai=9597 We have a variety of plans to travel around the country, so be sure to check them out. ▼Click here for Hankyu Travel Agency domestic travel and tours https://www.hankyu-travel.com/kokunai/?p_baitai=9597 ▼Click here for Hankyu Travel Agency travel site
https://www.hankyu-travel.com/?p_baitai=9597 Hankyu Travel Co., Ltd.  https://www.hankyu-travel.com/ Release  https://blog.hankyu-travel.com/newsrelease/2024/11/plan.php Publisher: Hankyu Hanshin Holdings
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