Where to go during this 2021?

Despite the current anti-Covid_19 vaccination plans in the world, the tourism sector will struggle to recover economically, due to huge expenses, at least until 2025.

It will then be able to recover around 40% of the losses on the current +80% crisis. There will thus be budget stability as during the first pandemic phase at the beginning of 2020, but with a view to regrowth.

However, it is necessary to prevent geopolitics from influencing tourists’ next choices. The propensity of travelers towards more popular destinations to avoid ‘more isolated’ places will have much more serious consequences on the economy of these territories, Africa in the foreground.

This year too, as in the previous year, the preference for domestic tourism and naturalistic environments in favor of sustainable tourism is confirmed.

Among the latter, at an international level, here are the main destinations: reserves and parks in the USA and Central America such as Costa Rica, safaris in Africa and islands such as the Seychelles and Maldives.

Also relevant are the ‘All-inclusive Resorts’ in ‘long-haul’ and uncontaminated places such as Thailand or Indonesia, in particular Bali.

Furthermore, sports tourism is also becoming more established, with a preference for outdoor activities, first skiing, followed by many others such as: hiking, diving, surfing, rock climbing etc…

In support, the ‘Vaccination Passport’, an ‘Electronic Pass’ still in the planning phase which will speed up travel between nations.

It is appropriate, in this case, to remember those that live mainly from tourism and are less industrialized such as: Portugal, Greece and Poland for example.

Finally, the various national government plans that regulate and facilitate outbound and inbound tourism will be able to more or less favor the tourism industry towards a situation of greater stability and imminent regrowth.