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Comment: Why 2023 is poised to be the year of travel's reinvention

Collinson joint CEO David Evans on the travel trends that will shape the Middle East in 2023
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Collinson joint CEO David Evans on the travel trends shaping the Middle East in 2023"someday" and they're ready to make their travel fantasies a reality "right now".

Travellers are willing to spend more money to maximise their vacation and ensure that every experience is worthwhile. The Middle East is home to some of the most enticing and exotic destinations, including Dubai Miracle Garden, Morocco's Blue City, Saudi Arabia's AlUla desert oasis, and Oman's Wadi Ash Shab in the Al Sharqiya region.

 

 

AlUla Tama restaurant

 

Despite significant operational challenges and inflation in 2022, travel is returning to pre-pandemic levels. We expect travellers to visit all corners of the globe, even if it means occasionally splurging and planning ahead.

 

Travel Trend 5: Sustainable Travel
Last but not least, once you arrive at your destination, there will be a renewed emphasis on travelling responsibly throughout 2023.

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