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Do iPhone and Android users travel differently?

Are there differences between travelers who are carriers of mobile phones with Android or iOS? This is stated in the report from the hotel search engine Trivago, which has analyzed the searches carried out this year through its mobile applications of both operating systems in order to identify the differences in terms of searches and preferences when traveling.

Among the conclusions, it stands out that Android users prefer national destinations to international ones such as Salou and Torremolinos -the beach is usually the common factor-; the opposite of what happens with Apple fans: they look for more international destinations and opt for urban areas such as London or Paris. In foreign destinations, Rome is the most requested area for Android users.

 

The 10 most frequent destinations for Android users

1 Madrid

2 Benidorm

3 Barcelona

4 Seville

5 Grenada

6 Valencia

7 Salou

8 Torremolinos

9 Malaga

10 Rome

 

 

Top 10 destinations for iOS users

 

1 Madrid

2 Barcelona

3 Seville

4 Benidorm

5 Grenada

6 London

7 Valencia

8 Rome

9 Paris

10 Malaga

 

Regarding accommodation, both iOS and Android users look for four-star hotels. The second preferred option is 3-star accommodations and the least sought-after are 1 and 5-star accommodations. Finally, travelers with Android phones choose more alternative accommodation such as rural houses, hostels or hostels.

 

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