What do luxury travelers want?

They're looking for value: Even though luxury travelers are willing to spend money on their trips, they still want value for their money. This means finding the perfect balance between offering unique experiences and providing excellent service at a fair price.



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Offer better value, not a better price Because they are looking for an experience, not a bed, luxury travellers are less likely to be enticed by lower prices. What they want is an experience that is worth what they are paying.

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Meaningful travel and ultra-localised itineraries There's a desire to give back to local businesses, as well as to minimise one's footprint and immerse in the destination in respectful ways.

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Eco-tourism Sustainability has become an increasingly important issue in recent years, and travelers are now more aware than ever of the impact their trips have on the environment. In 2023, we can expect to see a rise in eco-tourism, which focuses on environmentally responsible travel.

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While travel is often about opening our senses to new people and places, travelers in 2023 are even more intentional about how they choose to spend their time away from home. This has resulted in concepts like slow travel, sustainable travel, spiritual retreats and wellbeing taking on newfound levels of importance.

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Advisors have shared in the TMR Europe Trends Outlook 2023 that most clients want to experience urban centers and small towns or the countryside in Europe. Experiences such as camping trips and amusement parks, have a lower preference as these are also available in the US and Canada.

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Most gypsies settle making money by looking for temporary jobs like gardeners, nail artists, and painters. There are also other ways for them to make money like, selling items that they buy in bulk, providing skills services, or even reading palms or tarot cards.

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They are one of several groups identified as Travellers in the UK and Ireland. Despite often being incorrectly referred to as Gypsies, Irish Travellers are not genetically related to the Romani, who are of Indo-Aryan origin.

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