Top Travel Trends for 2019 According to "Forbes"

Top Travel Trends for 2019 According to "Forbes"

 Travel seems to be booming in 2019, whether because of the abundance of low-cost carriers to new markets or the effect of Instagram.

A report published by Forbes said travel trends in 2019 would include an increase in Caribbean cruises and ecotourism initiatives.

The Caribbean is the first destination in 2019

Many Caribbean islands hit by Hurricane Irma and Maria are on the way to recovery, and islands such as Puerto Rico have used reconstruction efforts to improve infrastructure and upgrade or re-experience their tourism experience. The Caribbean is expected to be the first destination in 2019.

There are also more US flights to the Caribbean, according to OG, a global data transfer company. The group estimated that the number of non-stop flights from the United States to the Caribbean rose by 18% from 2013 to 2018 .

Prosperity of eco-tourism

Green travel is not a new concept, with more and more tourists looking for more responsible holidays, we are witnessing the emergence of ecotourism initiatives around the world.

"A balance between celebrating the surrounding natural areas and creating a stunning environment would be an interesting juxtaposition that we feel we will see increasingly in 2019," said James Caburn, owner of Paradise Beach in Saint Kitts and Nevis.

Your travel agencies will continue to thrive and offer tailored flights around the world

The millennium generation is known for its unique experiences, and as companies continue to meet their needs increasingly, the industry is witnessing more travel agencies offering unrivaled routes, including EEAbroad, an agency that offers academic and cultural programs in Cuba and JetBlack, A company offering dedicated flights to countries in the African diaspora.

With low-cost airlines entering the market, ticket prices from the mainland will continue to fall. While interest in tropical islands such as Sri Lanka and Bali continues to grow, some travelers choose remote islands.

Destinations such as Bali, Indonesia and Sri Lanka are the destinations for some adventure and relaxation, but as this growth continues, others began to seek trips to less-traveled destinations. According to Pinterest, searches for less visited islands rose 179 percent.

Individual travel continues to gain interest

The concept of solo travel continues to grow, supported by the need for self exploration, and in 2019 is expected to grow further. According to a study by Travel Leaders, 36% of respondents said their future flights would include at least one individual trip.