Ayodhya emerges as second-most trending destination in APAC: Report

28 percent of intergenerational Indians prioritize vacations that are value for money.

By  Storyboard18Nov 29, 2024 10:46 AM
Ayodhya emerges as second-most trending destination in APAC: Report
Ayodhya has emerged as the second-most trending destination in the Asia-Pacific region for intergenerational travel (Photo: Moneycontrol)

Ayodhya has emerged as the second-most trending destination in the Asia-Pacific region for intergenerational travel, according to a Booking.com report. The top trending destination for intergenerational travel emerged as Urayasu in Japan. Intergenerational travel is an opportunity to nurture family bonds and create memories that can last a lifetime. The travelling platform, which took comprehensive views of travellers from the APAC region (Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam) found that 34 percent of the Indian families prefer clean and safe accommodations, ensuring everyone can relax and unwind.

The report also noted the "financially savvy" characteristics of Indian travellers. It said that 28 percent of intergenerational Indians prioritize vacations that are value for money.

Hotels remain the go-to for 57% of Indian families, with resorts following as the preferred option for 43%. On the other hand, the Top considerations for Indians while choosing a destination for intergenerational travel are- Security (44%); Affordable pricing and value for money (34%); Family-friendly attractions and activities (31%); Availability for family-friendly accommodations and accessibility for all age groups (30% each), and Accessibility for all age groups (26%), respectively.

"From Gen Z's thirst for adventure to Millennials' desire for relaxation, each generation brings its own flavour to the travel experience. However, a unifying thread binds them all: the belief that intergenerational travel fosters meaningful connections and lasting memories. In fact, more than half of Indian travellers agree that this shared experience is a valuable opportunity to reconnect with loved ones," Booking.com mentioned in its official statement.

First Published on Nov 29, 2024 10:46 AM

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