Youth travel is shifting from screen time to “switch-off” travel
New research and industry commentary in Southeast Asia point to younger travellers increasingly seeking nature, spirituality and digital-detox experiences rather than conventional high-density sightseeing.
The trend is being reflected in demand for nature-based, spiritual and wellness travel across the region.
Trade angle: For Indian travel companies, this presents opportunities around slow travel, Himalayan retreats, yoga and wellness, Buddhist circuits, wildlife and digitally disconnected experiences.
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