Dissecting this article about the trending popularity of cruise vacations by people identifying with the cohort of Millennials and GenZ—via Web Curios—left me depressed and angry, not knowing whether to lay the onus on the industry catering to a different demographic, sensational generational baiting characterising progenitorial peers as stay-ins and homebodies or latch it to the holiday-makers finding appeal not in the port-of-call but never leaving the house, reliably fed and bed with the opportunity for a few no stakes sharable moments. What do you think? What hit as really was the commiseration over vacations that had no gone to plan and finding such a preferable alternative in the safe and secure with all the familiar comforts, especially after revolts against this mode of tourism.
synchronoptica
one year ago: assorted links worth revisiting (with synchronoptica)
seven years ago: crony capitalism hindering Puerto Rico’s recovery
eight years ago: a half-buried church in Helsinki
nine years ago: banksters sentenced in Iceland, Germany’s little reunification plus Dutch bubble houses
twelve years ago: vampiric gourds
