KOMPAS.com –Travelers in the future could use smart phones as room keys, join a yoga class at the airport, or stay in the right hotel is located in the heart of the shopping center. In fact, these things have started to happen and not simply a discourse of world tourism faces in the future.
Some predictions related to the tourism world in 2013, among others, the popularity of river cruise or cruises on the River would continue to be popular. Destinations that are attracting the attention of the world as North Korea will become a trend.
Recently, The Skypark Central Hotel in Seoul, South Korea did not provide key front guest entrance report time (check-in), but rather a smartphone (smart phones). This smart phone act as a key to open the door of the hotel room.
They can also use it as a tool of control to operate the television, air conditioner, lights up. Even to order food.
Space tourism is also increasingly becoming real in this year. Some middle company setting up all the equipment to make the dream of space travel could be realized.
Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic hopes to begin tests using hybird rocket that will take the plane into space. While the XCOR Aerospace also test their space program this year, before starting to introduce their commercial flight.
A report on trends in 2013 by JWT showed a growing number of airports have on-site fitness facilities. As San Francisco International Airport has been yoga. While the international airport of Minneapolis-St. Paul have the trek on foot.
Hotel built in a shopping center also mushroomed. Sheraton plans to open hotels near Mall of the Emirates in Dubai this year. While Yas Mall in Abu Dhabi will be the "home" of the seven hotels to be opened in 2013.
Hotel accommodation from ice is unusual but increasingly popular. The Hotel from the ice is building temporary structures formed from blocks made of ice. Adrian Günter, for example, building his first ice hotel in Europe in 1996.
Now, it already has some sort of property in Andorra, Switzerland, and Germany, as well as being able to attract up to 10 thousand guests each year at Christmas until April. One of the resornya in Switzerland called The Iglu Dorf, offers amenities such as restaurant, bar, jacuzzi.
CEO of the Australian Federation of Travel Agents Jayson Westbury say Fiji and New Zealand became a tourist destination Australia hounded this year.
"People more quickly back to Fiji, where post-hurricane Evan, compared to when they come back to Bali after the plagues that ever happened on the island," he said.
According to him, New Zealand has also been hounded destinations due to the influence of The film The Hobbit. Meanwhile Keith Stanley from Flight Centre said more and more people researching activity tour through mobile devices before and while on vacation.
"Travelers are also increasingly seeking experiences such as culinary experience and wine or music, rather than just a tourist destination," he said.
He also saw an increase in demand for accommodation in the form of a boutique hotel. For example, about Stanley, Villa in Tuscany, Italy, or the ancient-style hotel Paris.
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