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The term “staycation” typically refers to a holiday spent in one's home country rather than abroad, or a holiday spent at home involving day trips to local attractions. In ***, the states with the highest average monthly staycation searches were ranked in the United States. Arizona came in first by a considerable margin with an average of monthly searches for the term "Arizona staycation", while Florida came in second with an average of *** monthly searches.

Which generations in the U.S. have taken a staycation?

During an * survey, over ** percent of respondents showed familiarity with the term ‘staycation’ in the United States. Meanwhile, only ** percent of respondents stated that they had never heard of the term before. Despite some respondents lacking familiarity with the term, many adults in the U.S. had already taken a staycation. In 2020, the share of U.S. adults who had taken a staycation varied by generation. The generation with the highest share of respondents that had taken a staycation was Gen X, at ** percent. Comparatively, ** percent of Millennials and ** percent Baby Boomers stated that this was the case.

What are the cheapest U.S. cities for a staycation?

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic created many obstacles for international travel. Staycations, as a result, became a practical alternative for many would-be international travelers. When considering metrics such as the price of a meal, the number of hotels, and the average price of a 3-star hotel, two of the cheapest cities for a staycation in the U.S. were Omaha (Nebraska) and Houston (Texas) as of **.