Travel to become and increasingly integrated part of people's everyday lives Remote destinations increase in popularity as workers seek escapism Travellers' to favour face-to-face recommendations instead of online reviews Google Streetview will be used to see exactly what resorts look like <\/p>\n
By Emily Payne for MailOnline <\/p>\n
Published: 08:46 EST, 25 September 2014 | Updated: 09:18 EST, 25 September 2014 <\/p>\n
The holidaymakers of the future will be able to fly in more comfort, enjoy a spa at every airport and ditch their phones when they arrive at their chosen resort. <\/p>\n
Lonely Planet has consulted with experts to reveal how we will be travelling in the future and it seems the world is becoming more jetset. <\/p>\n
But far from relying on anonymous tips posted online, there will also be a movement towards asking locals for help in planning our dream trips. <\/p>\n
Travellers will take an advantage of faster, cheaper flights and go to global events, such as Rio Carnival <\/p>\n
Workers tired of being tied to the office will seek 'unplugged' trips at hotels not offering phone signal or wifi <\/p>\n
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of commercial air travel, Lonely Planet has compiled their predictions for the future of travel in conjunction with the International Air Transport Association (IATA). <\/p>\n
The concept of travel as a rare treat is disappearing, replaced by travel as a lifestyle choice, the travel company says. <\/p>\n
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