How Honeymoons Are Changing
Photo Credit: The old town harbor at night in Dubrovnik. Croatia is becoming a popular honeymoon spot. Flickr / Eric Hossinger
Skift Take
Like so many other aspects of the travel industry, honeymoons are evolving. Today's newlyweds want something very different than past generations.
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The Skift New Luxury column is our weekly column focused on the business of selling luxury travel, the people and companies creating and selling experiences, emerging trends, and the changing consumer habits around the sector.
Like every other aspect of the travel market, honeymoons are changing. Consumers no longer flick through glossy magazines and they don't necessarily want turquoise seas and pristine white sand.
As usual, we've got millennials to blame for this. Many of today's 20- and 30-something newlyweds favor splitting up their big trip into two parts and are keen to do something a little bit more adventurous than previous generations.
If you're in the honeymoon market, you need to pay attention to these changes and make sure you're offering up som
