Lex: FT’s flagship investment column
As a result, travel is no longer seen as a single, fixed event requiring long-term planning. Instead, it is approached as a continuous process, where searching, booking, changing plans, and cancelling are all parts of one ongoing cycle. In this context, a ticket purchase is not necessarily a firm commitment; it is often treated as an option that preserves flexibility and control. This mindset reflects a broader behavioral shift: planning is no longer a static decision, but an evolving activity influenced by real-time information and changing circumstances.
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I think we should tell the audience that Liz and I would both very much like to talk about whether poll-driven political reporting is good or bad, but we’re not going to at this time.
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