Industry Deep Dive- Luxury Travel: Closing $30,000 Getaways Without Sounding Salesy
- Alesia Kapadia
- Sep 1
- 1 min read
Selling luxury travel is about desire, not discounts. Clients spending $30,000 on a vacation aren’t looking for the cheapest deal — they want to feel exclusive, cared for, and envied.
At Ground Zero Academy, we teach “Story-Sell Frameworks.” Example: instead of listing amenities, paint the picture:
“You’re sipping champagne on a private terrace as the Amalfi Coast lights sparkle below.”
“By the time you return, the only thing people will ask is, ‘How do I book what you just had?’”
High-ticket travel closes when the buyer feels like they’re already there. You’re not selling logistics — you’re selling identity. You’re handing them the story of their next Instagram reel.
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