Why do young people nowadays like to "reverse travel"?

I like the "fashionable travel" method, because the itinerary and timetable can be changed at any time, especially when the destination of reverse tourism is transferred to niche and unpopular tourist cities to catch up. Young people who follow the trend may find that reality does not match expectations.

But I think traveling is the last thing to follow the trend. If you want to lie down, lie down, go to scenic spots if you want to, take more pictures if you like them, and do it if you like to check in. .

Just like myself, I like the casualness, relaxation and slow pace of reverse travel, but I refuse to go to an ordinary city with no highlights except for hotels. Even if it is a mess, few people actually stay in the hotel the whole time, and they still need to go out for a walk occasionally.

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Working under great pressure on weekdays, he finally had a chance to take a breather. Of course he didn’t want to go to a tourist city to count people. He just wanted to find a place where no one was around to lie down and have a good time. rest.

Young people like me are increasingly interested in "showing off" when traveling.

I don’t go to internet celebrity cities and popular destinations, I don’t check in, I don’t visit scenic spots, I don’t make guides, my daily travel routine is just lying in the hotel and sleeping until I wake up naturally, eating takeout when I’m hungry, watching variety shows out of boredom, and just lying down enough Go out for a walk and drink coffee in a strange city.

A young people’s travel report shows that more than 40% of people like vacation-type travel, eating, drinking and enjoying themselves in hotels. For them, the greatest meaning of travel is to relax and unwind.

This kind of travel that is popular among young people is now called "reverse tourism", which can also be said to be travel in a pretentious manner or travel in a flat position.