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19 December 2019
Jenman African Safaris Predicts One of 2020's Biggest Travel Trends
By Marguerite Engelbrecht, Jenman African Safaris
Travel trends change every year. Sometimes gradually responding to the natural shifts and changes of the collective psyche, sometimes almost instantly as a reaction to a world event of celebrity sensation. At Jenman African Safaris we analyse these changes and adjust our offerings to match the travel zeitgeist.
We believe a significant trend for 2020 will be to slow travel down, be more mindful and seek real experiences... Travellers have started expressing a need to slow down and have time to ‘breathe in’ the destination they are visiting.
They spend longer at destinations and request activities such as walking, boating and cycling. Click here to discover how this is reflected in our product offerings.