Demographics, Loneliness, Work and Climate Will Define the Future of Travel

At the 10th annual Skift Global Forum, four pivotal trends shaping the future of travel were identified: demographic changes, the loneliness crisis, the evolving nature of work, and the imperative of climate adaptation.

As the global population ages, the travel sector may need to pivot towards catering to older travellers, offering unique experiences tailored for them. Rising feelings of isolation, especially in the West, suggest a role for travel in fostering connections. AI advancements are redefining work, potentially granting people more leisure time for travel. Meanwhile, the urgency of climate change calls for sustainable travel practices, pressing the industry towards environmental responsibility.

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