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Mediterranean travel shifting away from high-speed itineraries: report

July 31, 2026

Bodrum Hotel Yalıkavak - MGallery Collection in Türkiye. Image credit: Accor Bodrum Hotel Yalıkavak - MGallery Collection in Türkiye. Image credit: Accor

 

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The Mediterranean can no longer be treated as a single, interchangeable destination, but as a collection of distinct environments, each offering a different experience.

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