2024 promises to be an exciting year for Muslim travelers in search of journeys that align with their faith and preferences. Whether seeking immersive cultural encounters, cherished family moments, personal rejuvenation, or budget-friendly options, this year offers something for everyone. As pioneers in the field, HalalBooking remains at the forefront, guiding you through the latest trends and facilitating bookings for the most sought-after trips.
In their blog titled " HalalBooking's Top Travel Trends 2024 ," the emerging trends in Muslim travel for the year 2024 are discussed. Here's a summary of the key points:
1. Set-Jetting:
This trend involves visiting locations featured in movies and TV shows. Muslim travelers are drawn to these destinations for their cultural and religious familiarity amidst Hollywood glamour. Examples include Jordan ’s Wadi Rum, scene of the 1962 epic Lawrence of Arabia , Petra (also in Jordan ), which features in the escapades of Indiana Jones . Star Wars hotel , in the Berber village of Matmata in the Tunisian desert and the historic fortified Moroccan village of Aït Benhaddou which was in part Gladiator movie.

Wadi Rum, Valley of the Moon, Jordan
2. Wellness Escapes:
Wellness holidays centered around personal health and rejuvenation are gaining popularity among travelers, including Muslims.

Travellers seek holidays centred around personal health and rejuvenation
Türkiye offers excellent options with its long tradition of hammams and thermal waters, such as the Royal Teos Thermal Resort Wellness & Spa - women only spas at resort hotels

Royal Teos Thermal Resort Wellness & Spa
3. Go-ccasions:
A go-ccasion is a portmanteau of "goal" and "occasion". This trend involves celebrating milestone events with a trip or holiday. Examples include wedding anniversaries, Hajj or Umrah commemorations, and other significant life moments.
4. Extended Family Retreats:
Spending quality time with extended family members during holidays is becoming increasingly popular.
Renting private villas or homes offers spaciousness, privacy, and a home-like atmosphere for creating lasting memories, whether in Antalya, Morocco, Spain, or Kalkan.

Renting private villas or homes has become a rising trend for Muslim families
5. Book Early to Save:
Despite rising travel costs, early booking offers the best deals. Taking advantage of early booking discounts and free cancellation options at HalalBooking.com allows travelers to manage budgets effectively.

6. Affordable Alternatives:
Travelers seek budget-friendly destinations that offer similar experiences to more expensive locations. Instead of Maldives, why not check out lesser-known destinations like Tanzania, Zanzibar, Mauritius, Indonesia, Malaysia , Thailand, Dubai, Morocco, Türkiye , Andalusia and Bosnia and Herzegovina provide immersive experiences without breaking the bank.

Historic Stari Most in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
7. Sun, Sea & (Halal) Sangria:
Inclusive halal resorts are on the rise, providing Muslim families with the opportunity to enjoy beach holidays with halal dining, prayer rooms, and women-only spaces for swimming and relaxation.

Sun, sea & (halal) sangria

Women-only area with pool in Türkiye
8. Umrah Plus:
With relaxed visa restrictions in Saudi Arabia, travelers can now plan their Umrah trips more easily. Jeddah is the historic gateway to Makkah and Madinah, sitting on the beautiful Red Sea coast with its beaches and clear waters and explore other destinations like Istanbul or Dubai as stopovers.

Istanbul landscape beautiful sunset, Türkiye
Overall, 2024 promises to be an exciting year for Muslim travelers seeking diverse experiences that cater to their faith and priorities.