Couple sleep in separate beds

A new report by Hilton reveals that one in five British couples now opt for separate beds while on holiday, a trend termed 'The Great Sleep Split.' According to the survey of 2,000 UK adults, 59% of respondents claim they sleep better alone, with 47% prioritizing quality sleep and 28% citing differing sleep preferences. The report highlights that younger generations, particularly Millennials and Generation Z, are leading this trend, with 31% of them booking separate beds or rooms. Additionally, the study indicates a rise in solo travel, with 34% of UK holidaymakers expressing interest in embarking on solo adventures by 2025, referred to as 'Me-mooning.' Other emerging travel trends include 'Ex-cursion,' where 34% of people travel with friends post-breakup, and 'Nostalgications,' with 45% of parents revisiting childhood vacation spots with their children. Overall, the report underscores a growing focus on rest and personal space during travel.