#travel trends

With fuel prices up, is local camping better than long caravan trips?

Are you rethinking holiday travel due to climate guilt and long lines?

Does anyone else think commercial aviation has gotten way less comfortable in the last decade?

Is a cheaper Eastern European ski trip the new alternative to the Alps?

Do you secretly think small-town cultural festivals are more authentic than the big city ones, or just cheaper?

What's your take on booking a suborbital flight for a regular holiday?

Would you switch from a luxury cruise to a suborbital space flight?

With rising flight costs, are you still planning a zero-gravity trip?

How are rising ticket prices changing your future travel plans?

Has caravanning become more about the vehicle than the destination?

Has the recent shortage of pilots changed how you feel about hopping on a jet?

Is glamping just camping for people who hate nature, or is it actually worth the hype?

Are you avoiding popular national parks due to overcrowding and hidden fees?