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Booking.com's Trending Destinations for 2024

Booking.com has named its top trending destinations for 2024 based on the year-on-year growth rate of some of the most booked locations on the platform. At number one, the lesser known Beppu on Kyushu Island in south-west Japan has a wealth of geothermal springs that have earned it the title of Japan’s onsen capital. Beppu is not the only spa capital on the list either, Rotorua in New Zealand is famous for volcanic springs too. Water and relaxation are always popular choices for a getaway, and it is no surprise that ocean-side locations feature heavily on the list. Nevertheless, if you’re looking for a dose of culture, the picturesque European cities of Valkenburg in the Netherlands and Chemnitz in Germany are fantastic hidden gems just waiting to be explored.

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This infographic shows the top trending destinations for 2024 according to Booking.com users.

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Most popular travel and tourism websites worldwide in March 2024, based on share of visits
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Most popular destinations for inbound tourists in Tokyo, Japan in 2024
Most popular travel and tourism websites worldwide from January to December 2024, based on average monthly visits (in millions)
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Trending destinations couples on Airbnb are visiting in summer 2019, based on percentage growth in bookings
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Travel destinations with the highest change in share of tourism transactions worldwide over the past 12 months as of March 2024
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Leading Airbnb summer destinations worldwide in 2019, based on summer booking growth

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