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As of now, the world critically needs a vacation.
KEY LEISURE FINDINGS
Saving Valentine’s Day from Vacationitis: Hilton Study Shows Britons Show More Love to Jobs Than Their Partners
With a third of people admitting they send more emails to their boss than their partner or closest friend, a Hilton Hotels & Resorts study reveals Britons give more time to their jobs than their relationships. The flagship brand of Hilton Worldwide finds more than a third of couples believe they don't have a good work-life balance. Recognising the impact of Vacationitis on relationships, Hilton announces rates starting from just £65 so guests can save up to 20% off selected minibreaks worldwide, along with a romance package with special amenities to spark a 'Romance Revolution'.
2013: Hilton Study Finds Vacationitis Outbreak Imminent in U.K.
To help us get a better understanding of the growing Vacationitis epidemic in the United Kingdom, we commissioned a study among 2,000 workers in the U.K. The results speak for themselves: Britons enjoy just eight days of their average 24 days annual leave because the rest of the time is taken up with ‘domestic admin’.
2003: Leisure Time Is Endangered, New Hilton Leisure Time Advocacy Survey Reports
The 2003 Leisure Time Advocacy Survey commissioned by Hilton focused on Americans’ typical workday and non-workday activities, amount of leisure time, hobbies, vacation activities and attitudes toward vacations.
2000: Hilton Study Shows Generational Groups Share Similar Views On Work Stresses And Lack Of Leisure Time
Research from a 2000 study commissioned by Hilton focused on American perceptions of work and leisure time based on four generational groups.
1997: Hilton Simplification Survey Shows Americans Work Twice As Much As Play And Need Vacations To Recuperate
A 1997 survey commissioned by Hilton explored Americans’ behaviors, attitudes and values relating to the complexity of their lives and any perceived need to simplify.
1994: Americans Crave More Getaways, But Feel Restrained By Work, Reports Hilton Vacation Values Survey
A 1994 study commissioned by Hilton shows that while most people say they need a vacation “now,” work and home responsibilities often keep them from taking full advantage of their deserved break.
1991: Hilton Times Value Survey Reveals “Time” Has Moved To Top Of America’s Priority List
According to a 1991 Time Values Survey commissioned by Hilton, finding time for both work and personal life became so critical that a majority of working Americans said they would be willing to take less pay to get more time off.
1989: From Destinations And Dining, Children Express Clear Preference For Travel Specifics
A U.S. survey commissioned by Hilton on children and travel conducted between December 28, 1989, and January 4, 1990, found that children have distinct preferences for travel.
