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Chichester named among fastest-growing travel destinations for 2027

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 07:28 · Archive

Chichester has been named among the fastest-growing travel destinations globally for 2027, according to a new report from Expedia and Hotels.com called Unpack '27: The Trends in Travel. The report combines first-party data, traveller surveys and social listening to identify emerging travel behaviours. Chichester features on Expedia's 2027 Destinations of the Year list alongside South Lake Tahoe in California, Hyogo in Japan, and Punta del Este in Uruguay.

The report highlights a shift towards more intentional and personalised travel choices. Ariane Gorin, chief executive of Expedia Group, said that travellers are 'being more intentional in choosing their next adventure, seeking experiences that are more personal and purposeful to them'.

One growing trend identified is 'Un-Adulting' getaways—child-free escapes packed with playful, nostalgic activities. More than half of all travellers (57%) said they are likely to book such a trip in 2027, rising to 71% among Gen Z and Millennials. British travellers described these experiences as 'having fun and enjoying a carefree day out' (74%), a way to spend 'quality time with loved ones' (64%), and a break from 'everyday responsibilities' (60%).

Hotels.com identified a surge in 'Trip Snacking'—short, one-night stays designed to fit around busy schedules and limited budgets. Nearly eight in 10 travellers (79%) plan to book a one-night stay in the coming year, with the figure rising to 83% among younger generations.

Chichester named among fastest-growing travel destinations for 2027
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