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Hitwise, the UK’s largest online behavioural research tool, said that from analysing searches made by 3 million consumers in the UK, across all search engines, there was a 143 per cent increase in "solo travel" searches over the past three years. In the past four weeks, incidentally, the most popular destinations driving solo travel searches have been Costa Rica, South East Asia and New Zealand.
New data shows that millennials make up the largest group of campers at 41 percent and that share of the market is growing. By 2025, the number of consumers between the ages of 30 and 45 will total 72 million people.
This RV-owning millennial breaks it down three biggest companies in North America: Thor Industries, Forest River, and Winnebago.
The importance of millennial campers was the focus of this year’s newly revamped trade show, RVX. In his keynote speech, RV Industry Association (RVIA) President Frank Hugelmeyer said that more than 40 million people are potential RV owners, and he questioned whether the industry was doing enough to get new customers.
From Caribbean travel to ecotourism initiatives, my 2019 prediction is that travel will be all about tailored experiences.
Find out travel's emerging trends, sought-after trips and buzzworthy destinations for 2018. Here's our list of Top 10 Travel Trends for next year.
T he world was once, for many of us, a huge and daunting labyrinth; a difficult, expensive challenge to navigate, and a path best travelled with friends in tow. You had to be good at map-reading, for one, with the ability to overcome language barriers. Getting around was simply harder.
The Wellness Tourism Association (WTA) has picked out what it predicts will be the top five wellness trends of 2019. Take a look.
Solo trips are one of 2019’s biggest travel trends, and women are definitely leading the charge.