Travel trends in 2025

What's driving change in the industry? We explore five trends that will shape your travels in the year ahead

Solo travel AS BUSINESS TRAVELLERS, we're no strangers to travelling alone. But we're increasingly taking the solo route on our leisure trips too. Skyscanner claims 54% of people are considering it based on search habits, while the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) found the biggest surge was among those aged 35-44, with solo traveller numbers more than doubling to 13% in 2023. So, where should you go on your lonesome? JAPAN: Safe, easy to navigate, and friendly to all budgets (particularly with the yen currently weak against the dollar), there's plenty of reasons to visit Japan in 2025. Add in a rich culture that spans everything from slurping ramen in the heart of Ginza to wasabi-hunting in the forest, and this remains a top choice for the year to…

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Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Edition (Digital) - 1 Issue, January - February 2025

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