A few years ago, the world learned a new travel term. When borders reopened after the pandemic, people rushed out of their homes and booked trips like never before. They called it revenge tourism, a way of getting back the holidays the virus had taken from them. Many thought it was a one-time burst. It now looks like it is making a comeback.
\n\nThis year has not been easy for travellers. Conflict in the Middle East unsettled flight routes through big Gulf hubs like Dubai and Doha, which connect millions of people between Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. Some holidays were cancelled, others were pushed to "later," and many people simply held off booking. That waiting is exactly what fuels revenge tourism. When something keeps people from travelling, the urge to go only grows stronger.
\n\nTravel companies are already seeing signs. Tour operators say people have not stopped wanting to travel. They have only paused. New bookings slowed during the worst of the uncertainty, but trips already planned still went ahead, and bookings for next year are climbing fast. In other words, travellers are not giving up. They are waiting for the right moment.
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