Forecast: Number of Overnight Stays in Non-Rented Accommodations During Domestic Country Family Trips in Germany

The number of overnight stays in non-rented accommodations during domestic family trips in Germany is forecasted to continuously decline from 37.912 million trips in 2024 to 35.712 million in 2028. Since all data post-2023 is forecasted, it is important to consider the trend of this decline. Compared to 2023 data, this reflects a decreasing trend likely attributed to shifts in travel preferences or economic factors.

This represents an annual decrease in value, with a year-on-year change averaging about -1.5%. The 5-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) similarly highlights a negative trajectory within this period, suggesting a shift away from non-rented accommodations for family trips.

Future trends to watch for include:

• Increasing popularity of alternative accommodations such as vacation rentals or peer-to-peer options.
• Economic pressures influencing travel budgets, potentially steering travelers toward more cost-effective lodging.
• Possible impact of environmental and sustainable travel trends on accommodation choices.