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02-Oct-2022 11:30 PM

Asia Pacific to lose its title as the world’s largest travel region

Analysis

The Asia Pacific spent most of the last decade as the world's largest region for air travel.

From 2012 to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, traffic to/from or within the region accounted for better than a third of all passenger journeys globally.

However, with the Asia Pacific recovery lagging, thanks to closed borders, heterogeneous pandemic responses, and caution around inbound tourism, the region is forecast to lose its number one spot in 2022.

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