As the search for the best summer vacation intensifies, more people are looking to escape the digital chaos that daily life brings, according to a new report.
Forget visiting those hot and crowded trendy cities for your next summer trip and instead think about peaceful and quiet relaxation.
“In 2024, wellness travel will take over. As the hustle and bustle of daily life takes its toll, travelers seek digital detox and solace in serene landscapes and rejuvenating experiences,” reads the Pinterest Summer 2024 travel report.
“Say goodbye to crowded cities and hello to off-the-beaten-path destinations that promise tranquility and self-discovery. »
“Travel for the quiet life” is the hottest craze this year as people seek a “calmer, more serene lifestyle,” according to the new report.
This desire for simplicity has extended to travel: since last year, searches for “quiet places” and “quiet places” have increased by 50% and 42%, respectively,” Pinterest search data reveals.
The travel report reveals that “Quiet Life” has seen more than 530% interest this year compared to 2023, as users need a digital detox filled with nature destinations.
Many people interested in the “quiet life” want to do it themselves, because “solo travel” was also at the top of travel trends.
“Solo travel appears to be a liberating choice, granting individuals the freedom to define their itinerary, their pace and their priorities without compromise.
“Whether it’s lounging in the tranquility of a secluded beach or strolling through serene countryside landscapes, these experiences contribute to self-care and overall well-being.”
In addition to searching for “travel to a quiet life,” Pinterest users also searched for “travel journal,” “glamping aesthetic,” and “wellness retreat.”
A possible “quiet life trip” itinerary could include forest walks, island life, village ambiance, woodland cabins, national parks and countryside.
The best places to get that much-needed digital reset are the Japanese city of Okinawa and the English countryside.
Other excursion ideas that generated higher search traffic on Pinterest include “Adventure Travel” and “Mysterious Places.”
Thrill-seeking adventurers have shown interest in luxury accommodation for safaris, mountaineering, scuba diving and caving.
“It is a testament to a search for exhilaration, a reconnection with nature and a move away from everyday life – a collective desire for experiences that provide an adrenaline rush, immersion in nature and uplift spirit.
“Achieving goals in adventurous settings can foster a sense of accomplishment and empowerment,” the report says.
During this time, haunted, lost and abandoned towns and places were top trends for those seeking wonder.
“Venturing into the depths of ancient cities or discovering forgotten realms becomes a daring odyssey, pushing boundaries and revealing profound truths about oneself and the world. »
The travel report revealed that ‘London lifestyle’, ‘South African food’ and ‘Santorini party’ were the top trending destinations and interests.
Travel experts recently revealed that a majority of Americans are planning a road trip this summer starting around Memorial Day weekend.
The Vacationer’s anonymous survey asked more than 1,000 U.S. adults if and how they planned to travel this summer, with nearly 82% of Americans planning to travel this summer, which could represent more than 212 million adults all together. throughout the season.
Seventy-five percent of Americans plan to take at least one road trip this summer, with most driving within 100 miles of home.
New York Post
