Staycations: From hidden gems to coastal hotspots - the UK destinations set to soar in popularity in 2026
Newquay tops emerging UK destinations list for 2026 with 32% booking increase.
A new analysis of UK travel trends has revealed that Cornwall's surf town, Newquay, has claimed the top spot on the list of emerging destinations for 2026, with bookings jumping by 32% compared to the previous year. The study, published by GB News on December 30, 2025, highlights a growing preference among Britons for domestic travel in the coming year. Newquay's rise is attributed to its renowned beaches and vibrant coastal atmosphere. The report suggests that coastal destinations across the UK are experiencing increased interest from travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. The analysis was conducted using booking data and search trends, indicating a broader shift toward staycations as travelers prioritize local destinations over international travel.
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