Staycation and Revenge Travel: definitions of these new trends
In recent years, the tourism sector has undergone considerable change and has undoubtedly had to rethink its position. Lockdowns, curfews, gauges and sanitary passes, the list of constraints encountered when travelling was long. Faced with these many limitations, two new trends emerged: staycation and revenge travel.
Staycation, or the art of travelling at home
Surprising as it may seem, “home” travel has been on the rise in recent years! It has even been given a name: staycation. This new trend consists of going on holiday in one's own region, in one's own town, in one's own area. New platforms dedicated to this type of staycation have emerged, such as staycation.com, reflecting this new desire to explore one's own city.
The aim? To enjoy your surroundings from a new perspective.
How many times have you actually visited your city? Absorbed in our routines, we tend to pay little attention to the cultural riches that surround us. So explore the neighbourhoods in your city centre, open the door of the restaurant you pass every morning... Staycation is the art of becoming a tourist in your own city!
Almost the opposite... Revenge Travel!
You've heard of "revenge travel", but what does it mean? Literally, it means "revenge travel" but the term does not have a negative connotation. People who have been frustrated by not travelling in recent years want to make up for it without waiting, jump on a plane or a train! A way to regain what they missed out on because of Covid-19. Moreover, eager to travel and make up for lost time, these mile-hungry consumers are spending more than before.
Creating trips for over 14 years, John Paul accompanies these new travellers, whether they wish to travel to the end of the world or to the end of their street.
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