Travel in 2026 will be less about ticking off destinations and more about personal meaning, identity and self-directed experience, according to a global survey released by Booking.com.
Based on responses from nearly 29,000 travelers across 33 countries, including South Korea, the report points to a decisive shift away from standardized itineraries toward travel shaped by individual values, interests and e
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