According to a new survey from Booking.com, food plays a major role in travel moving into next year. The survey, which analyzed responses from 19,000 travelers across 26 countries, says 41 percent of travelers plan to incorporate new food and drink destinations into their travel plans in 2018 (compared to 29 percent in 2017).

The survey also notes 64 percent of travelers want to eat more local food on their trips, and 22 percent plan to travel to a destination for the food alone. Additionally, 25 percent plan to avoid destinations without strong culinary scenes.

Technology continues to play a role in travel, with 29 percent of travelers choosing destinations based on local restaurant reviews and 31 percent planning to share even more food-focused social media posts while traveling.

Street food grabs the attention of more than half of travelers. According to the survey, the top destinations for street food are Bangkok, Taipei, Hanoi, İstanbul and George Town.

Travelers seeking fine dining (23 percent are looking for Michelin-starred restaurants) are most likely to visit Rome, Dubai, Paris, São Paulo or London.