Online travel platform Booking predicts that nocturism will be the leading travel trend in 2025, after conducting a survey of more than 27,000 travelers worldwide.
70% of respondents said they had considered going to places with clear skies free from light pollution to stargaze, witness once-in-a-lifetime events (blood moons, solar eclipses, total lunar eclipses), and study constellations.
In addition, tourists also want to participate in events such as exploring the city, taking night tours, or camping on a full moon night at sea.
Luxury travel company Wayfairer Travel reports that nighttime travel experiences are expected to increase by 25% in 2024. A significant number of travelers are requesting to see the Northern Lights in Norway and Iceland; and to go night diving in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the Red Sea off the coast of Egypt.
Nighttime wildlife viewing trips in Zambia and Kenya, or stargazing in Chile's Atacama Desert, are also becoming increasingly popular.
According to luxury travel company Scott Dunn, eclipse hunting could become a highly sought-after experience for travelers in the near future.
According to company representatives, tourists are increasingly drawn to adventurous journeys to remote areas to witness unique cosmic phenomena. Greenland is expected to be the next booming destination this year.
However, travelers who enjoy nightlife don't need to travel too far. Currently, hotels in Hawaii, the US, and Austria offer a variety of stargazing activities.
"Nighttime travel is set to revolutionize the tourism industry by 2025 as travelers increasingly seek unique experiences after dark," commented Jay Stevens, CEO of Wayfairer Travel.
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