As the travel industry looks ahead to 2027, a flurry of new reports has offered a glimpse of where holidaymakers might be heading over the next 12 months – and what they’ll be looking for when they get there.From booking platforms to guidebook publishers, everyone seems to have an opinion on which are the “hot” destinations, whether that’s emerging city break favourites, quieter alternatives, or places gearing up for major cultural events.Europe features heavily in many of the predictions, with Albania, lesser-known Greek islands and smaller cities in Italy, France and Germany among the destinations attracting attention. At Euronews Travel, our own predictions for 2027 include a rise in popularity in the Spanish cities of Cádiz, Marbella and Málaga, thanks to the total eclipse next August, as well as trips to second cities, like Basel in Switzerland and Cambridge in the UK.We also think China, which now allows citizens from more countries than ever to visit for up to 30 days visa-free, will be hot in 2027, while lovers of Indonesia will look past busy Bali and visit the likes of Komodo National Park, Lombok and beautiful Raja Ampat. So, where should you go to in Europe in 2027? Here are the trending destinations according to the experts.Europe’s trending destinations for 2027ExpediaOnline travel platform Expedia was among those launching a…
Europe’s trending travel destinations for 2027 – here's where to go according to the experts
All the industry reports are in, so which destinations in Europe are going to be trending in 2027? We take a look at the expert picks.
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As the travel industry looks ahead to 2027, a flurry of new reports has offered a glimpse of where holidaymakers might be heading over the next 12 months – and what they’ll be looking for when they get there.From booking platforms to guidebook publishers, everyone seems to have an opinion on which are the “hot” destinations, whether that’s emerging city break favourites, quieter alternatives, or places gearing up for major cultural events.Europe features heavily in many of the predictions, with Albania, lesser-known Greek islands and smaller cities in Italy, France and Germany among the destinations attracting attention.
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