People are prioritising travel spend – booking short haul and searching long haul the preference

Although 2022 is presenting a number of global and regional challenges - the war in Ukraine, the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, the rising cost of living and hikes in jet fuel prices - demand for international travel, after taking a small dip in February, is increasing, reports the metasearch engine and travel agency Skyscanner in its May-2022 release of its latest Horizons insight.

The report crunches three months of data from the start of the year to provide insight into the latest traveller behaviours and patterns - and how they compare to pre-pandemic.

While it is clear that a full recovery is some way off, there's certainly positive momentum in many parts of the world, and changing traveller trends.