1. Travel as a learning impulse
In 2019, a focus is on traveling with meaning. Almost half (49 percent) of Europeans and the entire world, agree that they have gained valuable life experience while traveling. In the year 2019, therefore, a large part of the respondents would like to learn something new while on vacation. In the future, travel will be planned with the focus on personal development. If you look at the figures, 56 percent would like to gain new skills in a cultural exchange, followed by an international internship (37 percent) or volunteer work abroad (31 percent) and the likes.
2. Simplification through technology
In 2019, "simplicity" will be the measure of things for online platforms and technical devices. In recent years, travelers have heard much about Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), and Speech Recognition. Now it's about making these innovations usable over a large area. For example, by being able to enter accommodations without a key and only by mobile phone, or a robot automatically welcoming guests as a receptionist in their own language.
However, the innovations that inspire travelers the most are not terribly futuristic. Rather, they enjoy the benefits of apps for real-time tracking of their baggage (43 percent) or planning their trip around (38 percent) rather than the prospect of a self-driving vehicle at their destination (19 percent). This 2019, the technology for planning a trip will also evolve. Thirteen percent of respondents like the idea of a "virtual travel agent" at home who answers questions about the next vacation with voice control.
3. Travel behind the horizon
NASA begins in 2019 with the construction of the Lunar Space Station (Start 2022). Considerable space investment will be made in the years to come. As space technology evolves, it does not seem to be far away even for space tourism. A quarter of European travelers (25 percent) confirm that they like the idea of a journey into space and that they are even open to actually undertaking such a journey (24 percent).
4 Individualized information
The way travel information is used will evolve rapidly in 2019, cos technology is here to the rescue.
The new knowledge will be seamlessly integrated into your own social media feeds. 16 percent of all travelers want a device or a system that reduces their travel planning. Two out of ten travelers (19 percent) wish to travel by using Artificial Intelligence suggestions based on past experiences. Almost half of tourist of different (43 percent) enjoy a digital presence cos of tech devices to meet their individual needs.
5. Conscious travel
When choosing a travel destination, issues such as human rights and equal rights will also play a role. Currently, two out of five tourist (41 percent) find that social issues are relevant on holiday. More than half (53 percent) oppose a tourist destination if they feel that it has a negative influence on the inhabitants there. Having prior knowledge about this would further have a swell tour.
6. Plastic Waste
Plastic in the environment remains an important topic. Millennials and Generation Z will pay more attention to sustainability when traveling. The majority of German travelers (78 percent) express their willingness to specifically combat the environmental impact of their holidays. Start-ups will jump at this positive trend and develop the technology for a green footprint when traveling.
7. Gathering experiences across the Globe.
Previously, it was a trend to experience as much as possible when traveling. This 2019 it will be even more important to make new experiences than to enlarge your own property. This was stated by 86 percent of travelers worldwide and 58 percent of European respondents. Where they eat and sleep and how they shop will be even more important to travelers, as they are moments that are remembered for a long time to come. Positive experiences on vacation are also a good balance to the stressful work routine. In 2019, one fifth of German travelers (22 percent) plan to visit a destination where they can feel like a child again. Accommodations Millennials offer more and more childlike and playful facilities for adults like ball pools and inflatables.
8. Maximize the small percentage of tourist
Slightly less than half of travelers in the world (41 percent) said they plan more weekend trips this year, 2019. With increasing travel mobility through new flight routes and favorable offers, short trips are more varied. Booking also has an increased demand for exceptional accommodation.
2019 will be an exciting year for tourism. We are ready for groundbreaking developments and technological advances that will provide travelers with ever more incredible experiences.
Tourism experts has set itself the goal of offering these extraordinary travel experiences. we are constantly learning and inventing new things.
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