Once limited to billionaires, celebrities and high-level politicians, private jet travel has recently become affordable for a good number of travelers who prefer to up their budgets for the convenience offered by flying private.
20.07.2023 - 11:51 / travelweekly.com
According to a study commissioned at the end of 2022 by Radisson Hotels, the global growth of the middle class will create a tourism market of five billion potential tourists by 2030. The impact of this on the environment and cultures around the world is creating a need to reimagine tourism. Here are three key trends and takeaways from the survey that those in the leisure travel industry should be tracking now.
Outside is in—and so is hitting the open road.Travel benefits your well-being in many ways. A significant amount of scientific research suggests that exploring new places can do wonders for your mental and emotional health.
The importance of enjoying time outdoors must not be underestimated. Spending time in nature has been shown to have a number of benefits, including reducing stress, anxiety and depression; improving sleep quality; and boosting the immune system. Many travelers are looking to road trips to satisfy these needs. Road trips allow travelers to slow down and experience the journey as much as the destination. They can stop at roadside attractions, meet locals and take in the scenery at their own pace.
Work or play, what’s the difference?Going to work? Since the pandemic, not so much. It’s created a trend called neo-nomadism, a lifestyle choice in which people choose to live a nomadic lifestyle, often by working remotely and some even traveling from place to place rather than having a home. This trend is having a number of effects on the leisure travel industry.
Neo-nomads are challenging the traditional idea of travel as a vacation or a break from work. Neo-nomads are often looking for different types of travel experiences than traditional tourists. They are looking for experiences that allow them to connect with the local culture and environment, and they are willing to spend more money on these experiences.
Called zenventures, this type of travel experience focuses on relaxation, mindfulness and personal growth. It is often designed to help travelers reconnect with themselves and with nature. Zenventures can take many different forms, but they typically involve activities such as yoga, meditation, hiking and nature walks.
Keeping it real, keeping it sustainable, keeping it regenerative.There is a growing desire among leisure travelers to be more responsible. Travelers are increasingly aware of the environmental and social impacts of tourism. Immersive tourism and sustainable tourism can help travelers to be more responsible by providing them with information about the impact of their travel and creating opportunities to make choices that are good for the environment and local communities.
“Climate change is at the forefront of importance as the travel industry rebounds,” said
Once limited to billionaires, celebrities and high-level politicians, private jet travel has recently become affordable for a good number of travelers who prefer to up their budgets for the convenience offered by flying private.
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