Detailed itineraries and well-researched destinations used to reign supreme – until now.

Gone are the days when travellers would spend hours (or days) planning for a trip to a well-researched city or country, map out restaurants and activities, and print pages-long itineraries with schedules, addresses, and even menu options.

Many travellers are now seeking a new way to have an adventure, and they are ready to board a plane to the unknown, literally.

A new trend, “mystery travel”, encourages holidaymakers to embrace the unknown and hop on an exciting journey to a city or country they may have never heard of.

A curious Simon Barnett and James Daniels asked have you ever done a mystery break?

Christine gave them way more than they expected.

LISTEN ABOVE

Detailed itineraries and well-researched destinations used to reign supreme – until now.
Gone are the days when travellers would spend hours (or days) planning for a trip to a well-researched city or country, map out restaurants and activities, and print pages-long itineraries with schedules, addresses, and even menu options.
Many travellers are now seeking a new way to have an adventure, and they are ready to board a plane to the unknown, literally.
A new trend, “mystery travel”, encourages holidaymakers to embrace the unknown and hop on an exciting journey to a city or country they may have never heard of.
A curious Simon Barnett and James Daniels asked have you ever done a mystery break?
Christine gave them way more than they expected.
LISTEN ABOVE

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