Wellness Holidays Replace Sightseeing-Focused Travel Itineraries

Many people used to plan holidays by trying to see as many attractions as possible.

Now, some travellers want holidays that help them rest and feel healthy.

They may take long walks, sleep late, do yoga, swim or spend time in nature.

They might visit only one famous place instead of rushing between many sights.

Some may spend an afternoon reading, having a massage or doing nothing planned.

This type of travel is called wellness travel.

It can include retreats, hiking trips, thermal resorts and hotels focused on sleep.

Travellers can still enjoy local culture, but relaxation becomes the main goal.