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Demographic ageing is reshaping global tourism. As senior travellers grow in number and influence, destinations must rethink how travel is designed and delivered. This study explores silver tourism through four pillars, showing how tomorrow’s seniors will redefine travel.
We start by developing a clear view of silver tourism today and how it is set to evolve in the years ahead. This study has its roots in four key foundations: Mobility & Accessibility, Wellbeing & Health, Meaningful Experiences, and Value & Awareness. Together, these pillars capture the expectations, pain points, and defining moments that shape the end-to-end journey of the senior traveller.
These findings are based on a comparative review of senior-friendly benchmarked travel destinations around the world using the same four foundations. By analyzing destinations around the world, we identify which destinations excel in each area, where there are still opportunities for growth and what separates senior-friendly infrastructure, services and inclusion strategies from others.
Looking ahead, the study identifies the future-facing trends set to redefine silver tourism. Drawing on foresight research, it explores how developments such as AI-enabled personalization, age-friendly digital interfaces, wellness-integrated itineraries, and trust-driven design could shape senior travel demand over the coming decades.
In the future, “good travel” will be defined by how well it is designed for older travellers. Seniors tend to stay longer, travel during off-peak periods, and spend more on quality, health, and service. Designing for this segment does not narrow the focus of tourism, it expands it.
Managing Director | Dubai, UAE
Patrick is a Managing Director based in the UAE, advising dynamic organizations on strategic growth through foresight, innovation, and economic cluster development, with a focus on tourism and the culture and creative industries.