By Islam El-Sakka
A new report projects that Europe will maintain its position as a dominant force in global tourism through 2036, with lesser-known destinations across the continent poised for significant visitor growth over the coming decade.
Lesser-known destinations set for tourism surge
The forecast highlights emerging European locations that could experience a substantial increase in tourist arrivals as travelers seek alternatives to traditional hotspots. The report suggests shifting travel patterns will distribute visitors more widely across the region.
Long-term outlook for European tourism
Analysts behind the study describe Europe as a continuing "powerhouse" for international travel, underpinned by diverse cultural offerings, infrastructure investment, and evolving consumer preferences. The decade-long outlook points to sustained demand despite economic uncertainties.
