Stats ID: 6668
| Delivery Format: Databook
| Tables and Figures: 40+ | Last Updated: December 2024
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Culinary Tourism Market Key Highlights:
Market Size (2024): USD 1,161 Billion
Projected Market Size (2034): USD 5,676 Billion
CAGR (2024-2034): 17.2%
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Culinary Tourism Market Definition
The culinary tourism market, also known as food tourism, refers to tourism industry that focuses on travel experiences and is centered around food and drinks. There has been a significant rise in culinary tourism market as more and more travellers seek authentic and immersive food experiences that connects them to the local cultures. Platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and Tik Tok have inflated the interest in food tourism by showcasing the unique dishes and the dining experiences globally. Companies are leveraging data and digital technology to provide personalized culinary experience. There is a popular trend where social media creators craft curated food and travel experiences, especially targeting the GenZs and Millennials. Hotel brands partner with wellness apps offering holistic experiences.
Major challenge that the culinary tourism market faces include the uncertainty caused by pandemics which may limit the international travel, and the over tourism due to which certain destinations may deter some potential travellers. However, the market is expected to grow as there has been an increase in the consumers demanding authentic travel experiences. Countries such as Japan, Thailand, and South Korea, are seeing rapid growth due to the global interest in diverse, authentic cuisines.
