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Gothic getaways, un-adulting and trip snacking: Travel trends to know

The survey found 57% plan “un-adulting” trips and 79% expect one-night stays, as travelers seek more personal and purposeful getaways.

  • Expedia Group released the "Unpack '27" report identifying five key travel trends, drawing on insights from 26,000 global holidaymakers across 16 countries.
  • Travelers are increasingly seeking intentional, personalized experiences rather than standard routines, with 79% of respondents planning one-night stays over the next twelve months.
  • Key trends include "Trip Snacking" for bite-sized breaks, "Gothic Getaways" showing a 20% increase in castle demand on Hotels.com, and "Hobby Hubs" where 68% of travelers plan hobby-focused trips.
  • Nearly 57% of travelers plan an "Un-Adulting" getaway in 2027 for playful, nostalgic experiences, while "Heartland hideouts" are gaining popularity as landlocked gem destinations.
  • Travel expert Tomeka Jones advises prioritizing desired experiences over destinations: "Instead of asking where we should go, travelers are beginning to ask what we want to experience together.
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Quebecers want to travel more often, but without necessarily leaving for a long time, according to a new report from Expedia.

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The hottest travel trend for 2027 isn't where you go. It's what you do there

Travel Expert Tomeka Jones breaks down the Expedia Group's newly released "Unpack '27: The Trends in Travel" report.

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