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The Index · Friday, 20 April

Where the world is going.

Travel intelligence for top destinations. Surges, cool-downs, and the reasons behind both — refreshed hourly from public ADS-B data.
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Arrivals · 24h
14,082
↑ 6.2% w/w
Private %
23.4
↑ 1.8 pts
Surging
9
↓ 4 cooling

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Surge Steady Cool
20 destinations · Hourly refresh

Heating up

I
St. Barthélemy TFFJ
Easter pulls NYC and London in synchronized waves
74% private NYC, MIA, LON
312
24h arr
↑ 38% wow
II
Mykonos LGMK
First private scouts of the season — Rome and Athens early
42% private ATH, ROM, LON
87
24h arr
↑ 67% wow
III
The Hamptons KJPX · KFOK
Early memorial day openings drive first summer spike
68% private TEB, HPN, BOS
142
24h arr
↑ 52% wow
IV
Comporta LPMT
Quietly the fastest-growing destination on our index
58% private LIS, LON, PAR
64
24h arr
↑ 41% wow
V
Ibiza LEIB
Pre-season property set arriving ahead of May openings
38% private BCN, LON, GVA
124
24h arr
↑ 28% wow
VI
Tulum MMTO · MMUN
Weekly party cycle — Thursday-Friday spike forming
34% private JFK, LAX, ATL
446
24h arr
↑ 9% wow

Cooling down

Aspen · KASE
Ski season tail — fifteen straight days of decline
−22%
Courchevel · LFLJ
Alpine season ending; final UK arrivals this weekend
−18%
Palm Beach · KPBI
Snowbird reversal — northbound traffic up 31%
−14%

Sleeper pick

⏷ Below Radar
Comporta, Portugal
LPMT · 38.4°N · 8.8°W

The Hamptons crowd that quietly migrated to this stretch of Atlantic pine forest post-pandemic is finally showing up in the data. Private arrivals from Paris, London, and New York have quadrupled year-over-year.

+4.1× YoY 58% private 64 arr / 24h
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Movers · Last 7 Days

What's changing
this week.

Every destination we track, ranked by week-over-week momentum. Each with the reason behind the shift.

Surging

01
Mykonos
First private scouts of the season arriving from Rome and Athens
+67%
02
The Hamptons
Early Memorial Day property openings pulling first summer arrivals
+52%
03
Comporta
Sustained growth — no single event, just structural migration
+41%
04
St. Barthélemy
Easter holiday spike — last weekend of the 2026 season
+38%
05
Ibiza
Villa staff and property managers ahead of May openings
+28%
06
St. Tropez
Early Côte d'Azur arrivals from Milan and Geneva
+24%
07
Marrakech
Spring weekenders from Paris and London
+22%

Cooling

01
Aspen
Ski season ending on schedule — 15-day declining trend
−22%
02
Courchevel
Alps wrapping — UK spring break crowd returning home
−18%
03
St. Moritz
Final week — Swiss spring thaw in full effect
−16%
04
Palm Beach
Snowbird reversal — northbound private traffic up 31%
−14%
05
Vail
Rockies wind-down following the Aspen pattern
−11%
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The Brief · Issue 47 · Tuesday, 17 April

Easter sends St. Barts vertical.

4 min read · By Go Tango Editorial

Five destinations heating up. Three quietly cooling. One sleeper worth a closer look.

The Easter holiday is doing what it does every year — pulling private aviation traffic to the Caribbean — but the magnitude this season is the largest we've recorded. St. Barts is up 38% week-over-week, with private arrivals from New York alone climbing 52%. London's contribution is up 41%. The two cities are now delivering 47% of the island's total volume, a concentration we haven't seen since 2019.

Meanwhile, Aspen's ski season is closing on schedule. Charter arrivals at KASE are down 22% week-over-week as the snow window narrows. Watch for the typical 10-day handoff before summer hiking traffic begins. The Colorado pattern is telegraphing what we'll see in the Alps — Courchevel is already down 18%, with St. Moritz running a week behind.

The emerging story this week is Mediterranean pre-season. Mykonos crossed the 80 arrivals/day threshold for the first time this year — the scouts are flowing in from Rome and Athens, exactly matching the 2024 ramp. Ibiza is following two weeks behind. Expect real volume by mid-June.

Sleeper of the week
Comporta, Portugal
Private arrivals up 4.1× year-over-year. This Atlantic pine-forest stretch south of Lisbon is quietly becoming the new Hamptons of Europe — and the data is finally catching up to the rumors.

On the cooling side, the US East Coast snowbird migration is reversing exactly on cue. Palm Beach is down 14%, with northbound private traffic to Teterboro and Boston up 31%. Jupiter and Naples are following suit. Nantucket, interestingly, is already up 8% — the Northeast summer is warming up earlier than usual this year.

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