Do you think traveling has become a luxury in today's world?
Azra Memisevic
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Traveling has always been a way to explore new cultures, relax, and gain new experiences. However, with the increasing costs and economic uncertainties, many people question whether travel remains accessible to everyone or if it has become a luxury reserved for the few.
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Vaibhav@vaibhavdwivedi
Not really but our standards are what makes them a luxury.
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I would say it is people mindset, some choose to explore, while some choose luxury stay after long hours of work.
For me its always exploring music, culture, food, and places!
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In a world where flight prices fluctuate like cryptocurrency, it's no wonder traveling feels like a luxury cruise in choppy economic seas!
No, I don't think traveling has become a luxury in today's world.
While it's true that there are luxurious aspects to travel, like first-class flights or luxury accommodations, the act of traveling itself has become more accessible to a broader range of people.
@ermina_pezerovic I agree, traveling has indeed become more accessible. It's great that there are options for everyone, from budget travelers to those seeking luxury.
It is still possible to travel dirt cheap. You can practically hitchhike anywhere, and I have friends who have traveled from Poland to Spain and back this way. If traveling can be no more expensive than staying in one place, then the only restriction is stationary work. Since remote employment has skyrocketed due to some events in 2020, I am confident that traveling is now more accessible than ever.
@robert_mitko That’s a great point! It’s inspiring to hear about your friends hitchhiking from Poland to Spain. The rise of remote work has indeed made travel more accessible and affordable. Finding wholesale prices for bookings can also help stretch the travel budget even further! 😉
