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European Detour Destinations Are 2025's New Travel Trend

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When asked, 63% of travelers will likely visit lesser-known and less crowded destinations in 2025. This is according to Expedia’s travel trend report, which surveyed 25,000 respondents from 19 countries. With American tourists who plan to visit Europe dropping to 37% this year, prioritizing small European towns is the key to getting bespoke experiences of a new culture. Concerns of overtourism and overcrowding of popular vacation spots have emer…

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European Detour Destinations Are 2025's New Travel Trend

When asked, 63% of travelers will likely visit lesser-known and less crowded destinations in 2025. This is according to Expedia’s travel trend report, which surveyed 25,000 respondents from 19 countries. With American tourists who plan to visit Europe dropping to 37% this year, prioritizing small European towns is the key to getting bespoke experiences of a new culture. Concerns of overtourism and overcrowding of popular vacation spots have emer…

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