42. Factors Affecting How Hanoi Residents Choose Staycation
Published: July 28, 2026
Abstract
The concept of Staycation appeared many years ago but it really became a trend after the
COVID-19 pandemic. Tourists look for a place to rest without having to go too far, spend a
reasonable amount of money and ensure a certain level of safety. By analyzing secondary and
primary data, this study is to clarify the concept of holiday “staycation” and explore the factors
affecting this holiday trend with a case study of Hanoi residents. Based on the study’s findings,
some suggestions are given to help tourism businesses develop and provide more suitable
staycation holidays in the future.
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