Analysis, Design, and Future Perspectives of Luxury Features
The concept of luxury must increasingly be understood intellectually. Abbot Daniel Schönbächler of the almost 1500-year-old monastery in Disentis, Switzerland, describes how luxury must be defined far beyond the material concept, how it encompasses the le
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Roland Conrady David Ruetz Marc Aeberhard Editors
Luxury Tourism
Market Trends, Changing Paradigms, and Best Practices
Tourism, Hospitality & Event Management
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Roland Conrady • David Ruetz • Marc Aeberhard Editors
Luxury Tourism Market Trends, Changing Paradigms, and Best Practices
Editors Roland Conrady University of Applied Sciences Worms Worms, Germany
David Ruetz Head of ITB Berlin Messe Berlin GmbH Berlin, Germany
Marc Aeberhard Luxury Hotel & Spa Management Ltd. Zürich, Switzerland
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Preface
Tell me how you travel, and I’ll tell you who you are ...
Like hardly any other activity, travelling is suited to depict the zeitgeist of an epoch. This was true in the nineteenth century as well as today: a mixture of curiosity, the desire for adventure, n
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