Night tourism 2025: Northern lights and unforgettable experiences await you!

Night tourism 2025: Northern lights and unforgettable experiences await you!

Helgoland, Deutschland - Travel traffic for 2025 promises to be shaped by exciting new trends. A emerging trend is particularly evident: night tourism. More and more travelers are interested in nightly adventures and experiences that extend beyond the borders of the day. In Vietnam, many historical sites and museums, such as the Hoa Lo prison with its "Holy Night" and the literature temple with "The Quintessence of Confucianism", are already offering night tours that underline interest in this new form of travel. This reports vietnam.vn .

A global survey by "Booking.com" has shown that two out of three travelers are interested in targets with a dark sky. Popular activities within the framework of night tourism include star observations, great cosmic events and the observation of constellations. Over 72 percent of the respondents were enthusiastic about the idea of ​​looking at the stars, while 59 percent and 57 percent of the survey participants are interested in unique cosmic events or constellations. FOCUS emphasizes that Night tourism, also known as noctourism, could become one of the most important travel trends in the coming years.

adventure under the starry sky

The view of extraordinary northern lights increases the interest in night tourism in 2025. Forecasts predict high solar activity that promises spectacular natural experiences. Travelers in Germany can look forward to an extraordinary year in which fog and clear night sky create the best conditions to observe the northern lights in regions such as Helgoland, Pellworm and Spiekeroog. Hotels worldwide therefore offer special offers for star observation and other nightly activities, especially in connection with the upcoming highlight of sunspot activity.

The Havila Voyages company, for example, has “quiet holidays” along the Norwegian coast, for example, while the provider has unplugged technology -free cabins in Great Britain and Europe. In addition, with the new resort Majamaja in Helsinki, an innovative way to escape into nature is presented, where self -sufficient huts offer guests a unique experience. At the same time, the influence of generative AI on travel planning becomes increasingly clear; Almost 50 percent of Amadeus' customers plan to use this technology by 2025.

popular travel destinations and sustainable trends

The longing for authentic experiences and real connection remains of central importance for travelers. Nostalgic trips are very well received, especially with Millennials, not least because of the "Eras" tour of Taylor Swift. Estonishing travel destinations such as Uzbekistan and the East African islands are also trendy. Group trips and sole trips make it possible to make new contacts and have experiences away from the leaked paths. These developments can be associated with the ongoing climate change, which has also influenced travel behavior. More and more travelers are looking for quiet retreats to escape noise pollution in crowded cities.