Travel Trends

Customizing travel experiences in new and unexpected ways, consumers are turning to online itineraries to themed destinations to make on-the-go experiences more enjoyable. Showcasing developing trends in travel entertainment, modern accommodations and tourism tactics, this category is helping to keep track of how travel experiences are changing.

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Oasis-Like Urban Hotels

Montalba Architects Renovates the Nobu Hotel in Palo Alto

Montalba Architects has completed the renovation of the Nobu Hotel in Palo Alto, creating an oasis-like urban hotel that is worth checking out. A key feature of the redesign is a Japanese-style... MORE

Durable Insect-Repellent Clothing Collections

Craghoppers' Nosi Life Collection is Comfortable

Avid adventurers, travelers, and campers are always on the lookout for performance-driven insect-repellent clothing that will protect them from pesky mosquitos and other critters that like to bite.... MORE

Hot Air Balloon Restaurants

CuliAir Skydining Offers Three-Course Meals in the Sky

CuliAir Skydining is a hot air balloon experience for adventurers in the Netherlands to try out as a way to enjoy an elevated dinner unlike anything they’ve had before. The experience sees up... MORE

Self-Sufficient E-Bike Trailers

TinyVroum's CapsulBike a Versatile and Autonomous E-Bike Trailer

The CapsulBike, designed by Christophe La Cancellera for French company Tiny Vroum, is a self-sufficient e-bike trailer that caters to the needs of cycling adventurists. With an emphasis on the... MORE

Multi-Passthrough Travel Adapters

The 'OctoPass' can Charge Any Device On the Go

The ‘OctoPass’ is an innovative gadget that combines a wireless battery pack and a travel adapter in one device. It features four built-in international plug adapters that cover over 200... MORE

Travel-Friendly Luggage

BÉIS Recently Introduced the Commuter Collection

BÉIS is proud to introduce The Commuter Collection, a luxurious and functional line of bags tailored for the modern, city-dwelling individual always on the move. Set to launch on August 9th, this... MORE

Low-Cost Mystery Train Tickets

The JR West Saikoro Ticket Sends Travelers to One of Four Locations

The JR West Saikoro Ticket is a low-cost rail ticket intended to provide travelers with a way to get out and explore this summer in a decidedly sporadic way. The rail company will be offering 40,000... MORE

Meat-Themed Vacation Giveaways

Reynolds Wrap Just Launched a New Wild West Steak-Cation

Reynolds Wrap is offering you and a +1 the opportunity of a lifetime with their Wild West Steak-cation. During this 4-night luxury western-style stay at The Ranch at Rock Creek, you’ll have... MORE

Web3 Tourism

The travel industry is beginning to integrate aspects of a decentralized Internet

Trend - At face value, technologies like the Metaverse or NFTs seem antithetical to the travel industry in that they challenge the value of physical over digital. However recent developments in the tourism industry show Web3 technologies adding delight and convenience to various parts of the journey, from booking to an in-person experience.

Insight - Web3 is defined as the next iteration of the Internet; it focuses on decentralization via the Metaverse, NFTs, and token-based economics. This shift in technology is slowly impacting various consumer-facing industries, though for now, in small, experimental ways. The tourism industry is one ripe for disruption considering how much necessary change it's sustained due to the pandemic. Specifically, this industry is more open to technological and non-physical shifts than ever before as it adapted to these needs during recent COVID-related lockdowns.

Workshop Question - How would a decentralized Internet impact your industry positively? Negatively?

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