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Does anyone else think space hotels will make luxury aviation look outdated by 2030?
With SpaceX and Blue Origin accelerating orbital tourism, luxury aviation faces its first existential challenge from space hotels promising zero-gravity suites and Earth-view lounges. Cast your vote on whether this shift will render private jets obsolete within four years.
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