The travel sector is constantly evolving, and by 2025 trends reflect a new look at how tourists face their experiences. According to The Luxonomist, two of the most valued aspects by this year’s most demanding travelers are personalization and environmental responsibility. In this article, we will tell you about the travel trends for 2025, along with some of the most attractive destinations to travel.
Sustainable Tourism
Increasingly, tourists look for sustainable options, from ecological housing to transportation that reduces the environmental impact. At the same time, many of the activities chosen by travelers are designed to support local economies, promoting a more authentic connection with the destinations visited.
This change is especially visible in luxury tourism, where comfort remains essential, but now accompanied by a growing concern with the positive impact of choices made. Travelers prefer experiments that, besides being memorable, are also ethically responsible.
Personalized itineraries
Personalization continues to mark trends. Tourists want itineraries made to measure, exclusive services and a level of attention that makes each experience truly unique. Highlights are welfare retreats, which include luxury spas, detox programs, and trips aimed at relaxing and revitalizing body and mind.
Technology is also important
Technology also plays a key role in this new panorama. Artificial intelligence allows you to create experiences more adapted to each tourist’s individual tastes, while virtual reality gives the opportunity to explore destinations even before the trip.
Escape to traditional
In addition, there is a growing interest in less exploited destinations. Travelers seek to escape the traditional and discover more exclusive places where they can live authentic and differentiating experiences.
Francesc Escánez, CEO of Atlantecida Travel, quoted by, states that in 2025 tourism is “increasingly oriented to live authentic experiences, where the connection with the environment and local culture will play a central role.” The expert believes that “we will see an important social and ecological component” with “more awareness, more responsibility and greater alignment with sustainability values”.
We recommend:
The “Tourism of Purpose”
The so -called “purpose tourism” is on the rise, with many trips to be organized not only for leisure, but also for learning and personal growth. “Some examples could be the restoration of coral reefs in Indonesia or participation in social reintegration programs for Aboriginal communities in Australia,” says Escánez.
Costa Rica is one of the destinations aligned with this trend, offering agricultural tourism programs that allow travelers to collaborate with small producers in the recovery of indigenous cultures. In turn, Slovenia bets on outdoor activities, such as cycling in Julian Alps, and “positive carbon footprints” initiatives, where tourists contribute to local reforestation.
Destinations that remain in fashion
There are also timeless destinations that never go out of style. Japan continues to lead for its cultural richness and incomparable hospitality. The South Pacific is also featured, with Australia, New Zealand, Polynesia and Fiji attracting more and more travelers.
Luxury housing in Africa
On the African continent, the creation of new luxury housing has driven safari tourism. Destinations such as Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabué, Malawi and Namibia have been increasing in demand, especially by travelers who choose these countries as destinations to travel through direct contact with nature and exclusive experiences.
Growth Saudi Arabia
Another bet on growth is Saudi Arabia. Known as the cradle of Islam and Home of the sacred cities of Mecca and Medina, the country has been increasingly opened to international tourism. In addition to its important religious heritage, it has several places classified as a World Heritage Site and is emerging as a destination for sports tourism.
The requirement is increasing
The trend is clear: 2025 travelers are more aware, more demanding and seek experiences that combine luxury, personalization and sustainability. The future of tourism is going through a more humane approach, where each trip leaves a positive mark in the world.
Whether through technology, connecting local communities, or searching for authentic destinations, tourists of the future want more than simple tours: they want memorable experiences that turn the way they see the world when they choose their destinations to travel.
Also read:
Smuggling Festival is back in Alcoutim and Sanlúcar with theater, music, handicrafts and the long -awaited crossing in Guadiana
From April 1st to 3rd, Faro hosts seminar that marks the end of the Life Iberconejo project and highlights the value of the Bravo rabbit in the Iberian Peninsula
Unemployed can learn model and coat modeling in the free course of Loulé Creative that will take place in April
Currently, all the care is little with your Card Card. Discover the simple ‘sticker trick’ and keep your money safe
Learn now in this article what are the new trends for 2025 and what the ‘new’ destinations tourists are choosing to travel the world
The judge collective also sentenced eight people to penalties between one year and six months in prison and four years and five months in prison
Discover the common mistake by storing this food in the fridge and how to preserve it in the best way to maintain its taste and freshness
The use of credit card is synonymous with greater security, but there are those who prefer to pay in physical cash and some companies no longer allow it
Noah Hobbs, just 20 years old, succeeds in the Palmarés of ‘Alentejo’ winners to Spanish Eduard Prades (Caja Rural)
In terms of championship, Kris Meeke, who added the second consecutive victory, leads the Portuguese Championship
When they started the transition to the race, on the Quarteira boardwalk, Miguel Tiago Silva and Ricardo Batista were even in the fight for the podium
The Vizela team remained on top, but in the second part, the Portimonense took advantage of a moment of inattention of the Vizelenses
Zero Waste Certification is promoted at European level by Mission Zero Academy (Miza) and Zero Waste Europe
The Águas do Algarve, Sa., Intends to recruit laboratory technician (m/f)
Choice on the airplane side can greatly influence the comfort of the trip, especially for those who want to sleep. Find out now which is the best side to do so
