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Tourism Boom: How This Company Gained 100% In 6 Months

 

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Do you believe in the Kiwi dream?

What does it mean to you?

Well, traditionally, the Kiwi dream has been used as a catch-all phrase. An inclusive idea. It sums up three things that are desirable about New Zealand life — owning your own home, having a stable job, raising a family.

 

Source: Verywell Mind

 

Of course, the Kiwi dream is not static. Over time, it has progressed. It has evolved. These days, you could argue that there’s now a fourth critical element to the dream:

So, how did we get to this point? What changed? Well, my own family’s journey across the past century offers some clues:

How stark. How sobering.

So, if I can borrow a phrase from Thomas Hobbes, here’s the astonishing truth: until the second half of the 20th century, life really was nasty, brutish, and short.

These days, by comparison, life has evolved to something approaching sunshine and rainbows.

It’s extraordinary how far we have come as a species.

 

Source: Our World in Data

Given this leap forward, it’s no wonder that people are feeling that unquenchable desire to savour life. This is happening for the simple reason that there’s a lot more life to savour.

So…why not become eternal tourists?

Well, why not, indeed?

This is why I’ve been watching these recent developments with a great deal of interest:

 

Source: Statista

 

Well, it does appear that people worldwide are clamouring to travel. They feel cheated by Covid — and they clearly want to make up for lost time.

Because of this, one stock in the tourism sector has surged by over 30% in January. In fact, this Company has actually been climbing since July 2022, experiencing an upward lift of over 100% overall.

This is the trillion-dollar wealth trend you need to understand right now…

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