Oasis Reunion Tour Sparks Surge in Travel Searches

The announcement of the Oasis reunion tour has significantly increased travel searches to Britain and Ireland, with a notable 30-fold spike on the day of the announcement. The 14-show tour has particularly heightened interest in Cardiff, Manchester, and Dublin. Italians lead in travel enthusiasm, followed by Spaniards, Germans, and British and French citizens.

The highly anticipated reunion of British rock band Oasis has led to a dramatic rise in travel searches for Britain and Ireland, according to Spanish online travel booking company eDreams. On Tuesday, the day the band announced its return to performing, flight searches skyrocketed nearly 30-fold.

Tickets for the 14-show tour, dubbed the 'big event of 2025,' will be available for sale in the UK and Ireland starting on Saturday. Specific tour destinations saw an even higher surge in interest, with Cardiff experiencing over a 100-fold increase in searches compared to last year.

Searches for Manchester—home to Oasis' Gallagher brothers—multiplied by eight, while Dublin saw a sevenfold jump. Italians top the list of nationalities most eager to attend Oasis concerts, followed closely by Spaniards, Germans, British, and French fans. This travel demand echoes the trend set by Taylor Swift's 'Eras' tour earlier this year.

(With inputs from agencies.)