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5/20/25, 11:44 AM Wego: Kuwait travelers embrace diverse getaways this Summer
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European cities also witnessed impressive growth, with Tbilisi City recording a 19.92% rise and Vienna experiencing an 8.34% increase. These
destinations continue to captivate Kuwaiti travelers with their unique charm and relatively budget-friendly travel options available on Wego.

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Asian Destinations Gain Favor with Value-Driven Travel

Asian destinations are gaining traction among Kuwaiti travelers seeking value-driven experiences. Kuala Lumpur saw a notable 28.24% increase in
searches, driven by its vibrant mix of urban excitement and family-friendly attractions. Jakarta attracted solo travelers with its affordable and immersive
experiences, achieving a 22.66% growth. Meanwhile, Bangkok maintained its popularity, recording a 12.98% rise in interest, offering travelers
unbeatable deals on accommodations and cuisine through Wego. Additional destinations including Manila, Cochin, Dhaka, and Colombo also ranked
prominently among Wego users, with many searches attributed to expatriates planning family reunions during the school summer break. These trends
reflect a purposeful approach to travel, balancing emotional ties with cost efficiency.

Selective Gains in the MENA Region

While overall searches to MENA destinations saw mixed results compared to last summer, Cairo, Amman, and Istanbul emerged as the most popular
cities this year. Two cities stood out with measurable growth: Casablanca and Tunis saw increases of 7.93% and 7.72%, respectively. Both cities
provide cultural richness and geographic proximity, offering compelling alternatives for families seeking accessible getaways without the burden of long-
haul expenses.

Family Travel Rises, Solo Trips Adjust
Wego data showed a 29% increase in family travel, with more users indicating ‘family trip’ as their travel intent during searches. In contrast, solo travel,
though still dominant at 58%, declined by 23% year-over-year, signaling a subtle but important shift toward shared travel experiences this season.

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