#travel-trends

#travel-trends

The term "set-jetting" refers to the trend of traveling to destinations featured in TV shows and films, with 66 percent of travelers expressing their plans inspired by on-screen locations.

As travel demand surges across Asia, understanding not just where travelers are going - but how they book - has become more critical than ever.

A significant number of British travelers are proactively altering their holiday plans in response to the UK's record heat, leaning towards cooler destinations or off-peak seasons.

All-inclusive holidays have never been so in demand, with more travelers seeking stylish resorts that offer unlimited luxuries without guilt.

Lauren Alexander, who flew from Boston, criticized the rising check-in luggage fees, labeling them as "ridiculous" and perceiving them as deceptive charges alongside ticket prices.

Tourism threatens water resources, especially on islands and in warm regions as vacationers consume more water than locals, exacerbating existing problems related to resource management.

I don't want to buy a 'burner' phone just to keep my privacy.

The newly unveiled Family Suites at Pulitzer Amsterdam are designed to feel both elegant and functional, accommodating families with proper amenities and a view of the garden.

"This supports our local ports, which is tremendously important to me, as well as to our folks in food and beverage," Bodenheimer told The Points Guy.

"[The] yen is so weak, and for Japanese guests, they have difficulty coming back to Hawaii. That's the reason [the owner] wanted to have affordable hotel in Waikiki."

"Airports, just like other concessions and concepts out there, are becoming more experiential. The airport that you're visiting can be just as much of a destination as where you're going, so it's a reflection of the local city."

"After a five-year break, Skift Asia Forum returns with renewed purpose and a new home on the Chao Phraya River, uniting voices reshaping travel in Asia."

Snap's report highlights that advanced tools like AI-powered recommendations and virtual tours significantly enhance the travel discovery process for consumers.

Delta has ushered in a new era of connectivity by introducing free wifi on transatlantic flights, which is a significant move in the airline industry.

Boat rental services are on the rise-especially for Gen Z, with group bookings growing by 30% year-over-year according to Boatsetter CEO Michael Farb.

After the pandemic, people wanted space and nature, which propelled us.

Bachelorette parties are no longer single evening affairs...Now, it’s increasingly common for the festivities to involve travel and a weekend or more to celebrate a bride-to-be.