Figures released today show 18% of people in Ireland have holidayed on their own in the past five years. This type of getaway ranked eighth in the most common options listed in a survey* from Multitrip.com, which was carried out by Opinium.  

New data shows 66% of people now feel more at risk of having their travel plans disrupted by events like strike action or bad weather. However, only three in ten (30%) check whether their travel insurance includes disruption cover. 

A new survey shows over half of Irish holidaymakers with kids (53%) say children influence or even choose their holiday destination.

Latest official figures have prompted a reminder for people to ensure they have travel insurance, particularly for holidaying abroad.

Research from Multitrip.com shows 38% of Irish holidaymakers have started choosing coolcations, selecting destinations where they’re unlikely to face extreme heat.

A new survey shows flight delays don’t just cut into Irish people’s holiday schedule, but their budget too, as passengers head for cafes and bars to pass the time.

Just over a quarter (26%) of holidaymakers in Ireland make sure they have travel insurance in place as soon as they book their holiday, a new survey has found. The research* by Opinium was commissioned by specialist provider Multitrip.com, which surveyed 1,000 people also shows:

As the travel industry prepares for the peak summer season, Multitrip.com has unveiled a new website as it looks to further enhance its customer experience.

One in five people (21%) are planning a getaway with friends this year, according to a new survey from Multitrip.com. The travel insurance provider asked more than 2,500 people* who they would be holidaying with in 2026, as the summer season approaches.