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Calling any business that caters to a middle or upper middle class lifestyle tacky seems a little short sighted to me. Yes, times are rough and people are curre
by thomaspaine 18y ago
Calling any business that caters to a middle or upper middle class lifestyle tacky seems a little short sighted to me. Yes, times are rough and people are currently cutting back on this kind of thing because this sector of the economy is heavily affected by business cycles. The timing might not be the best, but that isn't to say that in the long run this type of business can't succeed, or maybe even succeed to a lesser extent in the short run. I mean, what kind of entrepreneur would you be if you thought that your business was only viable during booms.
- Tichy 18y agoI must admit my feeling is that it is tacky, too. Of course that doesn't imply that there is no market (I don't know). But come on: adventure, but at the same time drinking the best wine and food and probably driving around in a really comfy car. What kind of adventure is that? A tacky kind... I can only say that it doesn't appeal to me at all, I am more into creating things than consuming things (travel can be very passive, sort of like TV, only that you move around yourself instead of the image moving).