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Recent posts :: Oh how bridal registries have changed :: A New Golden Age :: Stayvacations and "Luxury Day" Experiences :: Exclusivity epitomized by one-room hotels :: Seeking Nostalgia via Vintage ::

Trends :: Oh how bridal registries have changed

Today's wedding registries have gone above and beyond the conventional selections of matching towels, blenders, pots and pans. It's not uncommon for couples to be living with their fiance beforehand, or others may be getting married for a 2nd or 3rd time. So these couples have already nested and are well equipped with the basics. Even more helpful in today's soft economy, brides and grooms are using registries to help fund high ticket items such as honeymoons and home improvements - even moving costs! Website www.felicite.com facilitates non-gift item registries, which allows guests to put any amount towards the total.

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June 19, 2008 :: Comments (0) :: TrackBack (0)

Trends :: A New Golden Age

Gold is seeing a revival. With slumping currencies and inflation, gold bullion has become an increasingly coveted asset because of its liquidity and intrinsic value. Beyond the financial news, metallics have dominated the fashion scene few seasons now, so it makes sense that gold is permeating correlating industries as well.

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June 3, 2008 :: Comments (0) :: TrackBack (0)

Trends :: Stayvacations and "Luxury Day" Experiences

A big question for marketers is if the recession will put a damper on the affluent's travel plans this summer. I've read different surveys on the subject, but basically the results are inconclusive. Probably because travelers are booking so last minute.

The latest buzzword in the industry is "stayvacations" - staying at home, being a tourist in your hometown and going places for the day. To address this new potential market, the Trump International Beach Resort in Miami came up with a luxury day experience that includes the use of the pool and beach, a massage and valet parking for under $200 per person.

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May 27, 2008 :: Comments (0) :: TrackBack (0)

Trends :: Exclusivity epitomized by one-room hotels

Want a "singularly" unique travel experience? For those travelers who don't want to share or just be showered with undivided attention and service should try one of these: Within a stone's throw from Ankor Wat, one of the world's most ancient and magnificent temple complexes, stands the aptly named The One Hotel Angkor in Siem Reap, Cambodia. And it's just that: a one suite hotel offering stylish design and ultimate privacy. The staff is devoted to you and you alone - you literally have the whole place to yourself. Perfect for those seeking to combine luxe accommodation and culture.

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May 13, 2008 :: Comments (0) :: TrackBack (0)

Trends :: Seeking Nostalgia via Vintage

logo_trips.gifWith global warming, terrorism, a looming recession, and other depressing topics making headlines, the past never looked so good. As social trends tend to dictate fashion, we're seeing both vintage attire and classic silhouettes making a comeback. A trend for jewelry lovers: traditional pearls are the new choice over diamonds; they're sustainable and understated, with shades of nostalgia.

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April 17, 2008 :: Comments (0) :: TrackBack (0)