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The Future of Travel. Is there one?
For some, status-driven experiences are sought out. Rather than refining experiences, like learning to identify bird songs during a walk in the park, new and more exorbitant experiences are sought out, and travel agencies are happy to offer them up. Many such trips resemble harried business trips rather than relaxing vacations. "Work hard, pla
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The consensus is that people are traveling differently — and that different people are traveling. More road trips and weekend trips; far less business travel. And so the many different moving pieces of the travel industry, from airlines to luggage companies, are iterating.
Dan Frommer • Travel is back*
When the traveler wants a big experience, he goes to a big city to see big things. But when he wants an “ authentic” experience, he must eschew the most well-trodden places, possibly the cities themselves, to find it. He must seek out places that have not yet been touched by “tourism”, he must find the people and places that still have remoteness —... See more
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