Indonesia’s Jakarta set to see a 100% increase in tourists by 2025

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Findings released from TravelSupermarket reveal the fastest growing tourist destinations across the globe. Travelling around the world has never been easier, making some of the most famous places in the world oversaturated with tourists. This piece reveals the destinations in the world to go to that have not yet been bombarded by millions of visitors, but are set to get increasingly popular over the next few years.

We all have that one place in the world we dream about going to, and whilst t it may seem like there’s no unchartered territory left for you to discover, this is far from the case as we have found 25 destinations across the globe for you to visit just before their tourist figures increase dramatically by 2025.
Here are the top 10 world cities expected to have the highest increase of tourists by 2025:

Destination	Continent/Region	2017 Arrivals	2025 Arrivals	Increase in tourists
Jakarta, Indonesia	Southeast Asia	3,587,500	7,185,900	100%
Denpasar, Indonesia	Southeast Asia	6,283,300	12,313,000	97%
Jaipur, India	South Asia	5,088,600	9,550,100	88%
Cairo, Egypt	Northeast Africa	3,067,100	5,743,400	87%
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	Southeast Asia	5,500,000	10,201,500	85%
Chennai, India	South Asia	5,186,300	9,589,200	85%
Agra, India	South Asia	6,744,400	12,417,600	84%
Phuket, Thailand	Southeast Asia	12,079,500	22,119.60	83%
Delhi, India	South Asia	10,257,000	18,757,200	83%
Siem Reap, Cambodia	Southeast Asia	2,237,600	4,211,900	80%

Of all the 25 fastest growing tourist destinations, 24 of them are in Asia, with Cairo, Egypt being the only place that is in another continent, Africa. The Asian countries include Indonesia, Thailand, Dubai, Cambodia and South Korea. India is the country with the highest number of fastest tourist destinations, with Jaipur, Chennai, Agra, Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata all featuring in the top 25.
Some of these growing destinations hold some of the world’s most historical and famous landmarks, despite not having as many tourists compared to other places. On the outskirts of Cairo lie Giza’s pyramid complex whilst Agra, India has the Taj Mahal, one of the most famous and photographed buildings in the world. Cities such as Singapore also show off its most iconic hotel, Marina Bay Sands. We all recognise these buildings, but is it your turn to get to them first before these locations become another tourist attraction everybody has been to?

Emma Grimster, spokesperson for TravelSupermarket, comments:
“Everybody wants to get that Instagram-worthy shot of their travels that makes friends and family go wow. However, the increasing connectedness of the world, both with travel and social media makes it even harder to visit a location no one else has seen before.
“Our research reveals that if you want to be the first to go somewhere before it gets really popular, Asia is the place to go, as tourist numbers are expected to increase up to 100% in some countries (Jakarta, Indonesia) by 2025. Denpasar, Indonesia is close behind making this country one to keep an eye on over the next few years. It’s also no wonder the destinations included are on the up with tourists, as the cost of living is often much lower than in European destinations, tourists are getting much more for their money when they travel further abroad to these up and coming locations.“ (Traveldailynewsasia)