by Sangeeta Kocharekar URL Copied! Changes in societal values, technology and the global economy can all play a role in travel trends . Some trends we’ve seen in the past few years include more sustainable travel, wellness-focused and inspired by TV shows and movies we’ve binged. While those trends are still strong, a few new travel preferences, behaviours and patterns are emerging.
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Gold Coast has campaign Sneeky Mid-Weeky while Victoria’s Grampians region had Chee.
