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South Africa among top destinations for 2021 ’revenge travel’

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The top destinations for “revenge travel” in 2021 are the USA, South Africa, Canada and Germany, according to a latest Tourlane survey.

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THE TEND destinations for “revenge travel” in 2021 are the USA, South Africa, Canada and Germany, according to the latest Tourlane survey.

The online travel website polled over 1,200 travellers on how the Covid-19 pandemic affected their travel behaviour this year, and what travel trends are emerging for 2021. The questions ranged from booking criteria to the most popular destinations. The results show that most people won’t travel again in 2020.

However, the majority of participants rated travel as a top priority for 2021. The survey was completed in October 2020 among participants aged 18 to 65 to determine the state of travel and current trends for 2021, using a community survey that was distributed via e-mail, social media, and a pop-up. The USA was ranked in first place followed by South Africa and Canada.

More than two-thirds of international travellers (69%) prefer a destination that offers plentiful outdoor activities, and 8 out of 10 Germans rated travel as a top priority for 2021, although only 3 in 10 have booked a trip. Among the most popular types of travel are activity holidays (30%), family visits (15%) and camping trips (11%).

Head of Sales at Tourlane, Helen Scheepers, said the survey shows that 2021 will be the year of the great outdoors, so it’s no surprise to see that South Africa, with its incredible range of outdoor activities, is the second most popular destination for 2021.

“With so many participants rating travel as a top priority for 2021, we’re so excited for the boom in revenge travel to destinations like South Africa that’s on the horizon,” said Scheepers.

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