Deutsch: Luxus / Español: Lujo / Português: Luxo / Français: Luxe / Italiano: Lusso /
In the context of travel, luxury refers to high-end or high-quality goods or services that are offered to customers at a premium price. Luxury products and services are characterized by their exceptional quality, attention to detail, and exclusive nature.
They often aim to provide customers with an exclusive and extravagant experience that exceeds their expectations.
Examples of luxury in the travel, transport, and hotel context include:
- Luxury cruise ships that offer private suites, gourmet dining, and exclusive activities
- Luxury hotels that offer high-end amenities such as private pools, spas, and butler service
- Luxury cars or private jets that offer luxury features such as leather seats, advanced entertainment systems and personal assistants
- Luxury tour packages that include luxury accommodation, transportation, and activities such as private tours, gourmet meals, and VIP access to exclusive events.
- Luxury transportation services such as limousines, helicopters, and yachts that offer exceptional comfort and convenience.
- Luxury vacation rental homes or villas with high-end amenities such as private pools, spas, and breathtaking views.
In general, luxury products and services in the travel, transport and hotel industry are aimed at the high-end market and are often targeted at customers who are willing to pay a premium price for exceptional quality and exclusivity.
See --->Deluxe
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