Takeoff: A Points and Miles Podcast by 10xTravel Ep 16 – 2024’s Top Travel Trends, Destinations, and Predictions
To prepare for the year ahead, we’re answering 2024’s biggest travel questions.
What travel trends can you expect to see this year? Which points currency should you be trying to earn more of? And what the heck does “Set Jetting” and “Gig Tripping” even mean!?
To bring you the cold hard facts (and a healthy dose of opinions), we rounded up trend reports from major brands like Expedia, Hilton, and Lonely Planet and distilled them into a handful of key takeaways to help you plan your 2024 travel.
From the global Taylor Swift Effect to Travis’ interest in Hobbit hospitality, we take a look at some of the truly unique reasons people are hitting the road this year. We’ll also discuss 2024’s top travel destinations, alternatives to some of the more popular (and overcrowded) locales, and how you can visit them using points and miles. Finally, we give our own travel and points predictions for this year and beyond.
In This Episode:
- The Top Travel Destinations of 2024
- Destination Dupes: Alternatives to pricey and popular hotspots
- How to connect with local culture on your next trip
- Game of Thrones and White Lotus as travel trendsetters
- Our 2024 travel, points, and miles predictions
Resources & Links:
American Express 2024 Trending Destinations
Expedia 2024 Travel Trends Report
10xTravel Free Points and Miles Course
10xTravel Award Booking Service
10xTravel Credit Card Consultation
My10x: Manage Your Points and Miles
10xTravel Luxury Hotel Program
Elsewhere Trip Planning Service
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