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@opinion senior editor. Priors: Barron's, Fortune, The Broadsheet, Money, SmartMoney (RIP). Purveyor/consumer of baked goods.
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The Business World Has the End-of-Summer Blahs

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By Kristen Bellstrom Verified
| Bloomberg Opinion Verified
I’m Kristen Bellstrom, and this is Bloomberg Opinion Today, an embrace of the strategic direction of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. On Sundays, we look at the major themes of the week past and how they will define the week ahead.
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A luxury travel bubble is swelling

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By Kristen Bellstrom Verified
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
WHEN you go on vacation, do you ever treat yourself to an upgraded airline seat? Or book the (admittedly cheapest) room at a five-star hotel? Maybe splurge on a spa day or celebratory Michelin-starred meal? If any of this sounds familiar, you may be what the travel industry calls an "aspirational" luxury traveller. And much to the industry's potential dismay, you're also inflating an economic bubble that may be about to burst.
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A luxury travel bubble is swelling

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By Kristen Bellstrom Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
When you go on vacation, do you ever treat yourself to an upgraded airline seat? Or book the (admittedly cheapest) room at a five-star hotel? Maybe splurge on a spa day or celebratory Michelin-starred meal? If any of this sounds familiar, you may be what the travel industry calls an “aspirational” luxury traveller. And much to the industry’s potential dismay, you’re also inflating an economic bubble that may be about to burst.
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