UAE: Skyscanner reveals most popular places to travel in 2025

by Tanvir Awan
Popular places to visit in 2025

As the world of travel continues to evolve, UAE travellers are gearing up for an exciting year ahead. According to Skyscanner’s Travel Trends 2025 report, 2025 will be all about shared travel experiences, where people can enjoy adventures together and create lasting memories.

This year, travelers from the UAE are showing a strong interest in unique and affordable destinations that offer a mix of culture and adventure. Here are the top trending places that have seen a significant rise in searches:

Popular places to visit in 2025

Siem Reap, Cambodia: Up by 226% – Known for its stunning temples and rich history, Siem Reap is a must-visit for those looking to explore ancient cultures.

Nassau, Bahamas: Up by 180% – With its beautiful beaches and vibrant atmosphere, Nassau is perfect for travelers seeking relaxation and fun in the sun.

Langkawi, Malaysia: Up by 150% – This tropical paradise is popular for its lush landscapes and adventure activities, making it an attractive destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan: Up by 127% – Known for its natural beauty and welcoming culture, Bishkek offers travelers a unique experience in Central Asia.

Abidjan, Ivory Coast: Up by 102% – A vibrant city with a mix of modern and traditional influences, Abidjan is emerging as a fascinating place for exploration.

Travel expert Ayoub El Mamoun from Skyscanner notes that 2025 will be the year of collective adventures. “The joy of traveling together will define our journeys. Whether it’s discovering new places, attending sporting events, or connecting with others over shared interests, the experiences we create together will be unforgettable.”

As travellers look for deeper connections and enriching experiences, it’s clear that 2025 is shaping up to be a remarkable year for exploration. Whether you’re seeking adventure, culture, or simply a new getaway, there’s a world of opportunities waiting for you.

tanvir@dubainewsweek.com

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