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Various Ways Indonesians Buy Tickets for the 2026 Lebaran Homecoming

Akbar Ridwan 11/02/2026 07:40 WIB

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According to a YouGov survey, nearly half of the Indonesian population plan to book their 2026 Lebaran homecoming trip through an online travel agent (OTA).

The Proportion of Ticket Purchase Options for the 2026 Lebaran Homecoming Journey (November 2025)

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The Proportion of Ticket Purchase Options for the 2026 Lebaran Homecoming Journey (November 2025)

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According to a YouGov survey, nearly half of Indonesians plan to book their Lebaran 2026 homecoming journey through online travel agencies (OTAs).

This makes OTA platforms the most popular option for Lebaran 2026.

However, offline purchases, such as at terminals or stations, are still highly sought after by homecoming travelers.

Here are the sites or apps that Indonesians will use to book tickets for the Lebaran 2026 homecoming journey, according to the YouGov survey:

OTAs: 46%
Direct purchases (terminals, stations, etc.): 23%
Transportation provider apps: 15%
Travel agents: 8%
Websites: 6%
Others: 3%

When looking at modes of transportation, private cars are the main choice for Indonesians for homecoming and return journeys, with a percentage of 37% each.

In addition to private cars, private motorcycles are still a popular choice for homecoming among Indonesians, with a percentage of 24%. However, this drops to 22% during the return journey.

The next most popular choice is public transportation. However, the percentage is much lower than those choosing private cars and motorcycles.

"Buses are used by 11% of Indonesians, while one in ten people choose trains," said YouGov.

"Air travel accounts for a smaller but still significant percentage, with 8% choosing planes for departures and 7% for returns," he continued.

YouGov conducted this survey online in November 2025 among 2,012 respondents aged 18 and above in Indonesia.

The data was weighted based on gender, age, socioeconomic class, and city level, and reflects the latest population estimates from the Statistics Indonesia (BPS).

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."