Tis the season for trend predictions. As the year’s end approaches, my inbox pings merrily away, filling with announcements and memos detailing how, where and why we will all be travelling in 2026.
The prognosticators range from global forecasting firms to plucky aspiring influencers. Their communiqués tend to contain surfeits of not entirely literate, though sometimes quite hilarious, nomenclature: “Intellitrips”, “Racontourism”, “Pawsport Holidays” and “Neo Nostalgia”, which seems to simply mean enthusiasm for old-world hotels and destinations, a trend that’s been going on for at least a decade.
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