Unique travel trends: what we saw in 2023
In 2023, some travel trends emerged that changed the purpose of travel. Some of them are new, while others have been around for quite some time but have only recently gained attention.
Given that 2024 is already here, it's worth talking about the most interesting travel trends we've seen this year and hope to see in the travel and tourism industry in the coming years. This information was published by newsbytesapp.com.
Digital detox or digital nomadism
In 2023, we saw a rise in digital travel, with people combining work and leisure by choosing destinations with reliable Internet coverage and coworking opportunities. This trend is gaining popularity, in particular, after the introduction of visa-free travel in many countries.
Visa-free travel
In 2023, several countries, such as Vietnam, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Nepal, Laos, Bhutan, and Malaysia, introduced visa-free travel for citizens of other countries for a certain period. This move is intended to boost tourism and encourage more visitors.
Night tourism
Sleep tourism became a popular trend in 2023. This is when travelers choose vacation destinations that have special conditions for healthy sleep to restore their health and energy. Experts noted that it was the main wellness trend this year.
Multi-generational travel
Multi-generational travel is becoming increasingly popular as families embark on journeys together with children, parents and older family members, creating unforgettable memories.
According to a survey conducted by The Drum, "safari company African Travel reported a 20% increase in safari bookings, with 40% of trips organized by grandparents to create unforgettable experiences for their families."
Solar tourism
Solar tourism has become a popular trend among travelers, with people heading to the mountains and hill stations not for the snow but for the sun. The enticing combination of cool mountain air and warmth has encouraged people to head to famous hills like Manali and Rishikesh in India.
