Us, Oct. 12 -- Travel isn't just about sightseeing anymore. Some vacationers are booking trips specifically to get a good night's sleep. "Sleep tourism" is a growing trend that has travelers seeking out hotels and resorts that offer tailored sleep experiences, from soundproof rooms to curated bedtime rituals. The rise of sleep-focused travel reflects a society struggling with chronic stress, burnout, and the constant demands of modern life.

The market for sleep tourism is projected to reach $400 billion by 2028, reflecting the growing demand for rest-focused travel. The trend highlights how many people are seeking true relaxation and restorative sleep even while on vacation, as chronic stress and burnout make rest a top priority.

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