Treat yourself – but make it travel.
A gift to yourself? Maybe a celebratory dinner with friends? Or perhaps a self-indulgent party?with a trip away, according to new research.
Of course, this very idea is not completely new. It’s existed in the form of honeymoons and, more recently, babymoons for years – but experts say that more and more people are booking holidays to mark other life events now, too.for this year, with four particular occasions proving the most popular: new jobs, 30th birthdays, new houses and mini-moons ., more individuals than ever before are searching for holidays to celebrate a new job, with searches rising by 546% over the last month.
While ‘mini-moons’ are nothing new , there’s been a recent resurgence of interest. With more than 28 million views on TikTok for #minimoon over the past month, searches in these shorter post-marriage trips have risen by 19%. Similarly, Google trend data shows that over the past month searches for ‘new home-moon’ have risen by 4%.
Following a restrictive pandemic, it’s clear the concept of treating ourselves for our achievements is as good excuse as any to book those
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