Melissa Donovan
According to a brand-new AAA travel survey, 86% of Floridians are gearing up for at least one vacation lasting three days or more in 2025. That’s up two percentage points from last year, signaling a growing appetite for adventure among Sunshine State residents.
Nearly half (45%) of travelers surveyed plan to travel even more than they did last year. Whether it’s weekend escapes, international getaways, or bucket-list adventures, one thing is clear: vacations remain a top priority.
Top Travel Trends for 2025
Wondering where everyone is heading this year? Here’s a breakdown of the most popular vacation types:
- Road Trips – 37%
- Theme Parks – 33%
- Beach Destinations – 32%
- City/Major Metro Destinations – 28%
- Resort Vacations/International Travel – 24%
- Ocean/Large Cruises – 23%
Theme parks, in particular, are set to be a major hit in 2025, thanks to exciting new attractions opening in Orlando.
Record-Breaking Cruise Travel
AAA is predicting that an all-time high of 19 million Americans will take an ocean cruise in 2025, with the Caribbean topping the charts as the most popular cruise destination. If you’re dreaming of crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, and all-inclusive luxury, this might be your year to set sail.
Where Are Travelers Headed in 2025?
Here’s a look at the most popular destinations among travelers:
- Domestic Travel – 54%
- Caribbean – 22%
- Europe – 20%
From classic American road trips to European explorations, this year’s travel trends show a diverse mix of adventure and relaxation.
With demand soaring, now is the perfect time to book your next getaway. Whether you’re craving a weekend at a theme park, a scenic beach retreat, or a luxurious cruise, planning will help you score the best deals and availability. So, where will 2025 take you?
Source: AAA
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