2021 WORTH WATCHING: RETAIL & TRAVEL

Wandermust

Travellers will be gravitating towards destinations with open spaces, fresh air and nature, such as the Ngala Treehouse (above) in South Africa, Patagonia (left) in South America and Lucerne (below) in Switzerland. Friends and families may in the fut
Travellers will be gravitating towards destinations with open spaces, fresh air and nature, such as the Ngala Treehouse (above) in South Africa, Patagonia in South America and Lucerne in Switzerland. PHOTO: &BEYOND
Travellers will be gravitating towards destinations with open spaces, fresh air and nature, such as the Ngala Treehouse (above) in South Africa, Patagonia (left) in South America and Lucerne (below) in Switzerland. Friends and families may in the fut
Travellers will be gravitating towards destinations with open spaces, fresh air and nature, such as the Ngala Treehouse in South Africa, Patagonia (above) in South America and Lucerne in Switzerland. PHOTO: LEE SIEW HUA
Travellers will be gravitating towards destinations with open spaces, fresh air and nature, such as the Ngala Treehouse (above) in South Africa, Patagonia (left) in South America and Lucerne (below) in Switzerland. Friends and families may in the fut
Friends and families may in the future form travel bubbles and opt for yacht charter experiences, like on the luxury phinisi Dunia Baru (above), which sails in South-east Asia. PHOTO: DUNIA BARU
Travellers will be gravitating towards destinations with open spaces, fresh air and nature, such as the Ngala Treehouse (above) in South Africa, Patagonia (left) in South America and Lucerne (below) in Switzerland. Friends and families may in the fut
Travellers will be gravitating towards destinations with open spaces, fresh air and nature, such as the Ngala Treehouse in South Africa, Patagonia in South America and Lucerne (above) in Switzerland. PHOTO: STEPHANIE YEOW
Lee Siew Hua
Travel Editor
Updated
Jan 04, 2021, 01:50 PM
Published
Jan 03, 2021, 05:00 AM
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Border closures around the world cannot diminish the love of travel. Instead, escapism has heightened under lockdown and "wandermust" is now a travel supertrend for 2021.

Looking ahead, Mr Gavin Tollman, chief executive of global travel company Trafalgar, has named nine changes in the world of travel, with wandermust topping the list.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Times on January 03, 2021, with the headline Wandermust. Subscribe

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