Euronews Travel predicts 2027 trends: undertourism, Chinamaxxing, and Inception trips

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Euronews Travel predicts 2027 will see travellers prioritise slower, more meaningful escapes, with trends including "undertourism," "Chinamaxxing," and "Inception trips." The report also highlights a major solar eclipse and a shift towards health-focused retreats. The "eclipse of the century" on 2 August will be visible from southern Spain and North Africa, with totality lasting over six minutes in Egypt. Travellers are also expected to avoid overcrowded hotspots, with China becoming more accessible due to eased visa rules for nearly 80 countries. Other predictions include a rise in spontaneous "Type B travel" and a move towards longevity retreats focusing on long-term health. The report also suggests a growing interest in authentic accommodation, such as Moroccan riads, and exploring lesser-known parts of Indonesia beyond Bali.


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