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Gen Z vs Millennials Travel: Nowadays, travelling is not just a game of ticking places on a map. Travel has now become a reflection of people's identity and thinking. 

Especially the Millennials (born in 1981-1996) and Gen Z (born in 1997-2012) have given a new color to travel. Millennials choose memorable trips keeping their budget in mind, while Gen Z gives more importance to sudden decisions, adventure and novelty.

Although both generations love to travel, their way of spending is different. Millennials spend wisely and maintain a balance in their budget. 

On the other hand, Gen Z spends money generously for new experiences and adventure. This is the reason why India's travel culture is changing rapidly in 2025.

Do both of them spend for others too?

1. An interesting trend has emerged that millennials and Gen Z are not hesitant to spend on their friends, partners and family.
2. 89% of Millennials and 88% of Gen Z are willing to cover the travel costs of their loved ones.
3. 83% of Gen Z's are willing to pay for a friend's vacation, while among Millennials the figure is 75%.

What is the difference in spending style?

1. While Gen Z is planning to spend 89% more on travel this year, among millennials this number is just 42%.
2. Millennials are 65% more likely to spend money on unique experiences.
3. Gen Z prefers short trips, while millennials are also a part of this trend.

What is the difference in the purpose of travel?

1. Adventure and food are most important to Gen Z, while Millennials place more importance on culture and food experiences.
2. 68% of Gen G people go on solo trips to relax.
3. 65% of millennials are also following this trend.

What do you look at when choosing a destination?

1. Safety, budget and weather are very important for both millennials and Gen Z. But millennials pay a little more attention to these aspects.
2. Safety: Millennials 72%, Gen G 66%
3. Value for money: Millennials 66%, Gen G 61%

What was the result?

Both millennials and Gen Z see travel as a way to build relationships, experiences and express themselves. The only difference is that millennials move forward with balance and Gen Z enjoys newness wholeheartedly.