When Travelers Are Willing to Pay for Silence — New Luxury
Photo Credit: A guest relaxes at Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club in New York's Catskill Mountains. The property promotes a slower pace of life. Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club / Peter Crosby
Skift Take
The new luxury is very different from the old luxury. Travelers want a more authentic experience, and increasingly that is taking them back to nature.
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Old-style luxury is all about ostentatious glamour, showing how wealthy you are by doing things that only rich people can afford.
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