Travel and tourism trends for 2025

5 trends in travel and tourism for 2025

1. Travel desire keeps growing

According to a survey and research conducted by Marriott International, 90% of participants said they were already planning their next trip. Of them, 60% consider it important to save for travel. This is a clear example that societies and people are leaving behind the pandemic and its consequences such as lack of socialization, fear of contracting diseases or traveling far from home, are already being left behind and, little by little, everything has returned to normal.

2. Increasing of wellness trips

The same survey showed that almost 75% of the participants consider that travel is a way to give themselves well-being, and within what this implies, trips designed especially for this have been gaining a lot of popularity: meditation trips, resting retreats, and even some more active ones, such as trips for groups of hikers or runners to attend a particular sporting event.

However, we know that, in many cases, we cannot always choose to dedicate an entire week to lying on the sand or meditating several times a day, because, sometimes, we travel for work, studies, or to somewhat frenetic cities. Because we know how tiring it can be to find ourselves in a new destination, with many stimuli and things to do, Zip Housing apartments are located in complexes that offer amenities to promote rest and well-being, such as swimming pools, gyms, or even saunas or jacuzzis areas!

3. Money goes to experiences, especially gastronomic ones

According to the aforementioned survey, 47% of Generation Z and Millennials have planned a trip specifically for gastronomy. By 2025, gastronomic experiences will be a must. From wine tastings in Buenos Aires or Mendoza, tours to Tequila factories in Mexico, or Ceviche routes in Lima, gastronomy is an increasingly important factor for travelers, since it is a way to also get to know the culture of the place they visit. Gen X is the main driver of this trend. 

4. The all-inclusive format gains ground

93.4% of those surveyed prefer to choose accommodations with amenities: from the most classic with cleaning service and breakfast, to more luxurious or complete, known as all-inclusive. Those who choose this type of accommodation are, for the most part, families with children of various ages, since it offers them a variety of meals and types of entertainment so that no one gets bored or left out of place. 

Our apartments offer you a more private and homey version of an all-inclusive, since in them you can find amenities such as private workspaces in your apartment or shared in the complex, gym, swimming pool, games area, saunas, cleaning services and breakfast, and much more.

5. Sustainability

80% of those surveyed consider the issue of sustainability to be at least important, understanding this concept as something broader than reducing the use of plastic or having the possibility of requesting that sheets and towels not be changed daily. It is also about looking for more slow-travel options, which involve not taking a plane every 2 days and expediting high levels of pollution for just being in a city for one day. Another way to bet on sustainability when traveling is to choose to buy from local people or regional producers, as is the case with the typical gastronomy of a place or artisanal souvenirs.

Conclusion

Since the end of the pandemic, tourism has been reactivated little by little, depending on the part of the world and the culture of the societies involved. Definitely, the tourism industry will continue to grow, since every day more people are interested and less afraid of crossing the borders of their country to discover new cultures, landscapes, and foods as they have done in the past.

Here we are to give you the best experience! If you have to travel to Mexico City, Lima, Buenos Aires, or Santiago, don't hesitate: choose your Zip Housing apartment and enjoy ordering delivery from bed or having breakfast in your temporary home as many times as you want!