The dark tourism market is poised to reach a valuation of US$ 30 Billion in 2022. Sales are projected to increase at a 2.0% CAGR, with the market size reaching US$ 36.5 Billion by 2032.

Dark tourism is very distinct kind of tourism as it involves visiting to places that have a dark history. Mostly this history is related to deaths and grief which makes dark tourism very unique concept. This type of tourism sounds a bit weird but there are a lot of people who are interested in such events and want to explore more about them. These dark destinations include places such as ground zero, Hiroshima, Jalianwala baug, Auschwitz, Chernobyl among others. All these places are famous for the dark memories associated with them. These type of destination will continue to grow as natural disasters, man-made disasters, and wars to some extent are inevitable.

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These dark destinations are often places with no or few habitants as most of them are still infested due to the events that occurred. Hence, there is not a lot of information that is available to common travelers. The tour companies take advantage of this situation and offer package deals and deals for tours in groups as many of the people are afraid of visiting these sites on their own. This gives an opportunity for the tour companies to increase their business and also helps travelers with this unique taste of tourism to explore and know more about these dark destinations.

“Travellers searching for novel types of tourism and increasing interest about dark destination will aid the sectors growth “Says an FMI analyst.

Key Takeaways:

  • Based on destination type, Battlefields, nuclear and genocide destinations are predicted to account for a dominant share of Travelers in the market through 2032.
  • By booking channel, the online booking segment is anticipated to hold a noteworthy share of nearly ~60%.
  • In terms of age group, demand in the youngsters in the age group 15-25 years and 26-35 years will continue gaining traction through 2032.
  • Based on packages, Dark tourism travelers will continue to opt tour group deals over the normal travel deals.

Key Companies Profiled:

  • Lupine Travel Company
  • Chornobyl Tours
  • Dark tourism
  • Young pioneer tours
  • Aero travels

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Dark Tourism Market by Category

By Type, Dark Tourism Market is segmented as:

  • Holocaust tourism
  • Genocide tourism
  • Paranormal tourism
  • Battlefield tourism
  • Nuclear tourism
  • Others

By Booking Channel, Dark Tourism Market is segmented as:

  • Phone Booking
  • Online Booking
  • In Person Booking

By Tourist Type, Dark Tourism Market is segmented as:

  • Domestic
  • International

By Tour Type, Dark Tourism Market is segmented as:

  • Independent Traveler
  • Tour Group
  • Package Traveller

By Age Group, Dark Tourism Market is segmented as:

  • 15-25 Years
  • 26-35 Years
  • 36-45 Years
  • 46-55 Years
  • 66-75 Years

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