Research and analysis

Public attitudes survey for international travel (PASIT) research findings

Data tables and methodology note for waves of the public attitudes survey for international travel (PASIT).

• From: Department for Transport
• Published: 29 October 2026

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Public attitudes survey for international travel - June 2026

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The public attitudes survey for international travel (PASIT) tracks the frequency of reported, intended and actual travel, both internationally and domestically (within the UK), as well as monitoring  public  attitudes  to  a range of new and longstanding policy topics.

This page contains data tables presenting findings from the PASIT and a methodology note explaining more about the survey background and methodology.

The data tables include topics such as:

• general travel activity and travel intention
• barriers to travel
• attitudes to environmental impacts of international travel