Well the flipside of that is when supposedly rich characters hardly ever travel, which is a common thing.
I don't mind characters going on a vacation when the actors need time off or haven't much story and it happening offscreen.
But yes, if you are going to depict a luxury trip onscreen,we need to see more than a hotel room. At least some specific references to experiences. Even a restaurant or hotel lobby/dining room that suggests the locale.. Trouble is it all costs money.
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