Sunday, 28 February 2016

What will Traveling be Like in 50 Years

If we go back some 50 years and think about traveling at that time, it was more of either luxury or difficulty. Yes, we have had airplanes and other modes of transport since quite a few years now. It was easy and luxurious for the rich frequent traveler but a lay man found it to be extremely difficult. Why was that, because there was very little information available for a regular man.
Traveling has been becoming easier by the day and more people are willing to travel. It is changing from luxury to lifestyle with many low budget options available with all the information one needs. Travel will evolve and change in the years to come. It is fun to predict the future so let’s foresee how traveling will be like in the next 50 years.
There will be more to explore
People want to explore the world and are looking for programs to facilitate them. Just like traveling is increasing in general, the most remote areas that have not yet been explored or are in the initial phase of becoming a tourist spot, will increase in popularity.
Online information and reviews
With the e-commerce world growing, people will rely more on the information that is available online. There will be no agent or third party that will involve in planning your journey but you will be ahead of this. Even today, platforms like Jovago.comhave introduced a free gateway for people to choose their accommodation from thousands of options. This will expand exponentially in the coming years.
Increased budget friendly options
As the demand will increase, so will the supply. There will be more options that are low on budget as well as provide comfort. Increased competition on travel routes will encourage airlines to improve experience and decrease rates. To facilitate paperless travel, smartphone apps will be widely used like SkyScanner app, Careem app and Jovago app.
What else can we say, there is already a kind of restaurant that is based in the air, and we might have more of such restaurants or hotels in the near future. Passports might become obsolete, car trips may become air trips with cars having wings, and what not. What do you think about the future of traveling?

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