Glen Hauenstein noted a significant change in travel patterns, stating that the traditional peaks of July and August are giving way to September and October due to increasing summer heat.
Hauenstein highlighted how changes in journey timings are primarily being made by leisure travelers, while corporate travel habits have remained generally consistent, showcasing a shift in traveler demographics.
He also pointed to global climate trends as a factor contributing to this shift, mentioning that Summer 2024 is projected to be the hottest on record, underscoring a long-term trend.
Analyst Duane Pfennigwerth observed a potential reduction in travel volume comparisons of 2023 to 2019, with unusual weather events also influencing current travel behaviors.
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