The PayPal Canada survey looked at the spending plans of Millennials.
Naturally, PayPal Canada wanted to get a read on the payment preferences of those polled. Malini Mitra, director of communications for PayPal Canada, said between checking flight prices and scrolling through accommodations, “booking travel can take hours which is why it’s no surprise that 34 percent of Millennials surveyed are more likely to buy experiences when their payment information is filled automatically.
Mitra added that PayPal Canada is helping Canadian travelers “speed up this process just as quickly as they’re getting back out to exploring the world with PayPal Checkout and our other suite of products so they can have an unforgettable experience from start to finish.” Digging deeper into the survey results showed that of those polled who are traveling within Canada, the top provinces they’re planning to explore are: Ontario , British Columbia and Alberta . Outside of Canada, the top destinations include Australia , Bahamas , England and France .
The authors of the report also said 85 percent “of these eager nomads say sales and discount codes are important when it comes to booking experiences or buying essentials for a getaway.” And more than 50 percent said they also want greener travel options.
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