Carmel ThomasonSolo travel numbers continue to soar
Prini Patel, Head of Marketing at Jules Verne says: “Research we commissioned earlier this year shows that more than a quarter of people (27.2%) now travel solo more than once a year, with women leading the way (22.6% travel alone at least once a year), and these figures continue to rise. Spain was our respondents’ favourite solo destination, followed by India, the USA, New Zealand and Italy.”
Jules Verne offers a range of Solo Group tours, comprising only of single travellers, such as India’s Golden Triangle. Departing 20 April & 7 September 2019, from £1,595 pp (no single supplement), including flights (Heathrow), 8 nights’ B&B, one lunch, five dinners, excursions, and the services of guides and local representatives.
Sarah Antonie
Interesting reading. For sure the solo travelers has increased with all the information that now we can have and such an easy travel planning.