Skyscanner report identifies 2027 travel trends in Australia and Singapore

Skyscanner’s Travel Trends 2027 report highlights significant shifts in consumer behavior across Australia and Singapore, emphasizing a move toward intentionality, value, and digital disconnection.

In Australia, 78% of travelers plan to maintain or increase their travel frequency in 2027, despite 64% citing cost-of-living pressures. Key themes include a desire for nature and cultural engagement through digital detoxing, with 65% of Australians seeking to connect with nature by going off-grid. Wellbeing and cultural experiences are also rising priorities, with many travelers seeking accommodations with fitness facilities or nutritious dining options. Notable increases in flight searches were recorded for Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, and Marseille, France.

Similarly, 89% of Singaporean travelers intend to travel as much as or more than in previous years. Singaporean travelers are prioritizing authentic local experiences, convenience, and cost management. Digital fatigue is driving a trend toward signal severance, with 80% of Singaporeans seeking ways to disconnect. Due to global uncertainty, there is also an increased focus on travel insurance, with 32% allocating more budget to protect their plans.