Mystery Travel is a hot topic online with customers purchasing or winning airfares and travel packages without knowing the destination. According to recent findings by Booking.com, 52% of travelers want to book flights where the destination is unknown until they arrive. As well as this, solo travel is more popular than ever. 2024 appears to be the year of traveling the world solo, with 59% looking to globe-trot alone. Booking.com found that although women have recently dominated the solo travel sphere, this year more men plan on traveling alone. When booking a mystery travel package, the travel agency will ask you to answer a questionnaire detailing your location preferences. You’ll be asked questions such as, do you like the outdoors? Are you interested in historical sites? Enjoy exploring little villages? Like to party? The travel agent will then match you with an unknown-to-you destination, arrange your flights and hotel, and also offer activity suggestions. Wouldn't know what to pack for a mystery trip? Well, it’s best to pack an outfit for every type of climate and some clothes for going out. The rise of mystery travel points to how onerous booking a holiday has become in the past few years. Some people feel that post-pandemic travel is more stressful than before, as too much information can be overwhelming. When you’re constantly seeing places online, from vlogs to lengthy Instagram stories, you can feel like there’s little to discover anymore.