Many Vietnamese tourists travel to 'find a lover, forget an ex'

62% of Vietnamese tourists spend their vacation time finding new love, 38% to forget a broken relationship, according to the latest survey by Booking.

The information was given in the report 7 travel trends in 2024 in the world , including the needs of Vietnamese tourists traveling next year by the Netherlands-based booking application Booking on November 7.

62% of single Vietnamese travelers spend their vacations looking for a new love or lover. 38% use trips to forget about a broken relationship. 34% of Vietnamese want to travel with their loved one to strengthen their relationship while 75% of parents want a vacation without children. 67% of respondents also said that when traveling, they just want to sleep.

Vietnamese tourists visit Hoi An ancient town. Photo: Kim Anh

The report also found that due to the impact of the economic downturn, travelers will find ways to save money while traveling in 2024 while still using high-end services. 48% plan to choose a tourist destination with a lower cost of living than where they currently live. 66% are willing to pay for services at a 5-star hotel but choose not to stay there, and 56% will rent a better car than the one they are currently using.

In the coming year, cuisine will be an important criterion that Vietnamese people pay attention to when traveling. 94% of respondents said that they want to explore and enjoy local cuisine at the place they visit.

The increasingly hot weather due to the impact of climate change also contributes to the promotion of Vietnamese tourists to seek and prioritize locations with low temperatures. They also say that traveling is an opportunity to be true to their personality, to be more conscious and responsible for the environment through choosing sustainable vacations. Vietnamese people also want to experience more adventure, such as traveling without prior planning, and are willing to stay with strangers.

Tourists enjoy food at Phu Quoc night market. Photo: Huynh Nhi

Varun Grover, Country Manager of Booking.com Vietnam, said that traveling in 2024 is not simply an escape from real life but also a way for us to enjoy life with passion and excitement.

After the pandemic, Vietnamese people's demand for travel increased. In the first 10 months of the year, the number of domestic tourists reached more than 98.7 million, higher than the 85 million visitors of the whole year of 2019.

Phuong Anh

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