An Airbnb report refutes the stereotype that today's youth or representatives of generation Z run away from responsibility and spend months aimlessly wandering.
On the contrary, young people are increasingly turning to “quick trips“ abroad – short but action-packed. The trend is probably due to the limited time for rest. Representatives of this generation choose destinations rich in cultural experiences: music, dance, authentic cuisine and historical landmarks.
The Airbnb platform has determined the 10 most popular cities for such intensive cultural trips. These are also the cities where apartment rentals will potentially take off.
For example, Busan, South Korea, is attracting Gen Z with its combination of coastal hiking trails and neon-lit street food alleys, including Korea's first permanent night market, Bupyeong Kkanton.
Marrakech (Morocco) beckons with its bustling souks, stylish rooftop lounges, and flavorful cuisine.
And chic Stockholm (Sweden), spread across 14 islands, offers a unique mix of medieval architecture, modern wine bars, indie music, and progressive spaces like the new House of Q.
Two Brazilian cities also fall into the category list: João Pessoa and Maceió, which emphasizes the desire of young people for a beach holiday combined with a vibrant local culture.
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