Online luxury travel retailer Luxury Escapes today announced the launch of its Best of the Decade sale to celebrate its tenth anniversary.
The sale will bring back the brand's all-time best-selling offerings over the past ten years.
It includes a range of travel deals across the world to meet the interests of “all traveler tastes and budgets”.
Offerings include Mulia Villas in Bali, Pullman Maldives, Raffles The Palm in Dubai and the Hyatt Grand Central in New York.
“At Luxury Escapes, our members are at the heart of everything we do and we have an unwavering mission to bring people around the world the best in travel,” said Adam Schwab, co-founder and CEO of Luxury Escapes.
“OUR The best of the decade The goal of the sale is to celebrate the last ten incredible years…thank and reward our more than 8 million members with the all-time best-selling deals we've ever hosted.
The Best of the Decade sale features a range of Luxury Escapes' best-selling travel deals over the past decade.
The launch comes as recent data from Luxury Escapes' 2024 Travel Trends Report reveals that the travel boom is expected to continue strongly in 2024.
The data reveals that travel remains the top discretionary item for Brits, with 59% saying they are planning at least three holidays next year, and a third (33%) of people are prepared to spend at least £3,000 per vacation.
Seven in ten Brits (69%) said they would spend at least the same amount, if not more, on international holidays in 2024 as this year, and almost all respondents (92%) revealed they were considering traveling to the foreigner.
Destinations such as Thailand and the Maldives share the top spot among Brits' all-time favorite holiday destinations, while Greece was ranked as the most popular for 2024 (37%), followed by Italy (24%) and Portugal (10%).
Data from the report also reveals that food tourism (53%), experiential tourism (52%) and wellness tourism (34%) are the top three travel trends Brits are keen to try in 2024 , followed by a growing interest in sustainable travel. more than a quarter of people (27%).
