In this article I reflected the Megatrends of travelling and how world will show up in 2025. After 2020 pandemic many people have changes their way of thinking about travelling. In the la st few years travelling has faced many difficult setbacks like pandemics, wars, the climate change and unstable economic situation and those things have direct impact on travelling business. People have started to wonder about their own travelling habits and reasons more carefully. They may think twice before booking a flight and are looking for another option to have a new experience and way of travel. Are there other choices closer to our own country that we just haven\u2019t thought of? Do I really need to fly? <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Findings<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Nowadays one of the biggest problems is mass tourism and how it burdens the environment and the big cities a lot. Mass tourism brings money, but on the other side of coin, it consumes resources, causes erosion in the area and also causes disturbance and noise. There are disturbing problems in many cities. In 2025 travelling will evolve towards more local tourism and people are more aware of their own responsibility and behavior as consumers. In Dennis Schaalis article about <\/strong>Travel\u2019s New Cadence Is More Deliberate, Introspective and Soulful, he wrote that costumers are more interested about ecological alternatives ja nature friendly options to travel. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Travelers are looking for lesser known places, like small villages and places where one can travel without flying. They want to find places where they can spend more time than usually and at the same time have new \u201cslow experience\u201d. I think there is influences about \u201chyggeily\u201d atmosphere. <\/p>\n\n\n\n On the other hand, the world’s political instability also has a limiting effect on travel. Many travel destinations that were once considered safe have lost tourists. Some countries are even perceived as hostile. Similarly, economic uncertainty has a greater impact on the amount of euros used for tourism. I think it\u00b4s quite interesting that after the big crises starts an era of development and innovation. Crises push us to our discomfort area where we all need to grow. This also applies to tourism business.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Today we can work everywhere. We can just pack our laptop and go. We are free to travel in so many different ways. Booking a ticket and planning trips are very easy today. There is so many websites, which offer very high quality services to those who want to find something fast and easy. Just make a few clicks and you are good to go. Those digital options serve younger consumers, they are just born to operate with Google and different kinds of application and software. <\/p>\n\n\n\n In 2020 we were afraid that travelling business has changed for good and customers are rejecting big cities. In 2025 we can be relieved that the threat didn\u00b4t materialize. We can almost say that tourism has recovered better than we anticipated. Of course, so many travel companies had to change their way of operating. For example, hotels had to improve the hygiene level to meet the current requirements. (Dennis Schaal, <\/strong>Travel\u2019s New Cadence Is More Deliberate, Introspective and Soulful)<\/p>\n\n\n\n Lebawit Lily Girma <\/strong>wrote in her article <\/strong>Backyard tourism about how In her article Hotels Are Back with Big Upsides for Owners Who Stuck Out The Hard Times BY Cameron Sperance<\/em>, he reminds us that hotels have a need to develop their model of operation to survive in the changing world and it hasn\u00b4t been easy. Companies have had to find new platforms to fill the empty rooms. One way has been to create a new cooperation model with b-companies and offer them rooms and congress facilities. It has been expensive to keep the rooms empty.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Traditional hotel industry has faced challenges by new busines models like Airbnb, short term rental and different kind of lifestyle and boutique hotels. People need more exceptional and unique travel experiences and they are ready to pay more money for it. They probably travel less often and that is why they want to have more value for they money. Makes sense when you think of it. New travelling culture offers different options for those who travel with the laptop and want to combine they work and free time. That\u00b4s one of the reasons why short-term rental business have grown so much lately. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
a pedestal but far-flung exploration recovers, that big cities have recovered better than expected from pandemic by 2025. Along with local tourism, big cities are still popular tourist destinations.<\/p>\n\n\n\n