The travel trend seen on TikTok shows how people are looking for trips focused on wellness and comfort.
“Hurkle-durkling” is a Scottish phrase that means lying in bed all day.
This practice involves spending long periods of time under the covers afterwards Waking up Through books, screens, snacks or other amenities – and now, hotels are making more of an effort to accommodate “eager” guests.
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The trend is “especially popular in the winter months when there's nothing better than staying warm and enjoying the luxury of doing nothing,” Megan Haiduk, general manager at The Williams Inn, told Fox News Digital.
A new travel trend dubbed “hurkle-durkling”, a Scottish phrase, is finding more travelers enjoying lying in bed all day. (Istock)
Williams Inn is located in Williamstown, Massachusettshas embraced the trend, declaring, “At The Williams Inn, we've embraced this idea and elevated it with a literary sabbatical package that offers curated in-suite libraries.”
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Nour Al-Asri, General Manager of the Marriott Marquis Houston in the Fox News Digital District, said that he and his employees realize the importance of striking a balance between productivity and relaxation for both companies and organizations. Leisure travelers.
Hotels across the country are offering more amenities to cater to this trend. (Fox News)
“It's no surprise that Hercule-Dorkling is gaining popularity – travel provides the perfect opportunity to embrace it,” Al Asri said.
In 2023, Hilton reported that the number one reason people seek travel is to travel “Rest and recharge.”
“There's something really special about a day spent in bed,” said James Barnett, general manager of the Deer Path Inn, located in Lake Forest, Illinois.
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According to a report by ABTA, a trade association for UK travel agents, tour operators and the wider travel industry, more people are taking holidays.
In 2023, Hilton stated that the number one reason people seek to travel is to “rest and recharge.” (Istock)
The report found that 73% say that vacationing is their time to relax.
“Hurkle-durkling captures the essence of what we offer at Belyard – an invitation to slow down and enjoy the moment,” said Brendan Abraham, Belyard's Managing Director. Atlanta.
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To support travelers' “herbal healing,” Belyard offers in-room IV therapy and bathtubs, Abraham said.
