Tasmanian Luxury Micro Getaways

Tasmanian Luxury Micro Getaways like all domestic tourism is seeing a resurgence. And it is expected to continue its upward trend in 2024. Travellers are realising the untapped potential of their own countries and are eager to explore their own ‘back yard”.

Australian’s are making bucket lists of places they always wanted to see, things they have wanted to do. They start with their  local attractions and then look at going further afield.

Tasmania seems to be on everybody’s bucket list, for international as well as the domestic market. For the international market, Tassie entails a big trip, and a longer time commitment.

The concept of microvacations, or short-term vacations, has gained traction post-COVID.  The international market is beginning to lift its game, but COVID has changed the way we think about travel.

Quick getaways provide a refreshing break from the routine without necessitating extensive planning or time-off. It is likely that he advantages of microvacations, will ensure the persistence of this trend. Australians are enjoying reduced travel time and that there are no passport, visa, insurance or money issues with domestic travel. The short flights and connection with one’s roots, are an added delight of micro getaways.

While international travel will always have its allure, domestic travel is expected to continue its rise in popularity. Travelers are exploring more of their own countries, discovering local gems, and supporting domestic tourism industry. And microcations are becoming a popular way to take a break without a huge time commitment. For the time poor, multiple short getaways are as good as a long holiday. And they are much easier to fit into a busy schedule.

The Woodbridge Tasmania has found that its guests most frequently want 2 or 3 night stay. Many guests prioritise having beautiful surroundings at their accommodation. They want a few outstanding things to see and do, and nearby exceptional food and drink offerings.