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The Future of Travel. Is there one?
Will coronavirus catalyze a period of “de-urbanization” whereby social distancing becomes the cultural and social norm going forward? What does this mean for society and the real estate infrastructure that exists today?
Techcrunch • Leading VCs discuss how COVID-19 is impacting real estate & proptech
Yet through it all, travel remains beloved. If anything, travel’s popularity is increasing, and it’s not just short weekend trips. In 2018, more than 93 million Americans traveled abroad, a 47 percent increase in five years. To the extent travel elicits debate, it’s because it’s too popular.
Scott Keyes • Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World
Hospitality is dispersing — from a few destinations to many, from hotel towers to individual rooms — and value is shifting from from asset-heavy hotel companies to the network-based Airbnb. As knowledge workers come back to the office after a year of working from home, they won’t want to give up their newfound flexibility. The rise of gig workers, ... See more
Scott Galloway • 2021 Predictions & Person of the Year | No Mercy / No Malice
