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December 2024
United States
November 2024
2,170 respondents
travelers who found the selected trends either appealing or very appealing
The source defined the selected trends as follows:
Slowcations: vacations that focus on quality over quantity (e.g. deep connection with a destination, by engaging with the local culture, environment, and community).
Foodie trips: visiting destinations known for their food and drink experiences.
Experiential travel: vacations with immersive experiences that connect the travelers with a destination's culture, history, or environment.
Plan-free travel: trips where pre-planned itineraries are minimized (e.g. based on more flexible and unstructured experiences).
Sleep tourism: vacations focused on rest, relaxation, and improving sleep.
Solo leisure travel: taking a vacation by themselves, without other companions.
Gig-tripping: traveling around major concerts or music festivals.
Skillcations: vacation to learn or improve specific skills (e.g. hands-on workshops, classes, etc.).
Coolcations: traveling in cooler climates or during off-peak seasons to avoid extreme heat.
Doom tourism: visiting destinations threatened by environmental or other factors in order to see them before they change or disappear.
