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Over the course of the 20th century, travel writers continually used the metaphor of a time capsule when describing Block Island, Rhode Island. Faded paint on grand Victorian hotels served
‘Airports are the cathedrals of the 21st century,’ claims Luis Vidal, the architect of Logan Airport’s Terminal E. Well, maybe, if your religion is shopping and your sacrament is one of those Biscoff wafer cookies washed down with a Starbucks skinny latte.
The largest Spanish-speaking book fair in the world, the 47th Buenos Aires International Book Fair is kicking off today
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Andi Davids at Bulletproof argues that hotels are often considered "non-places", spaces of transience and impermanence where people remain anonymous and interactions are mostly transactional, which does not inspire brand recognition, affinity, and loyalty. They suggest that the hospitality industry has a unique opportunity to rearticulate their market relevance by offering more meaningful travel experiences in more memorable places, in order to drive brand recognition and loyalty as consumer's fatigue with mass-produced travel and the rise of Airbnb.