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Jan 25, 2023A member of the US based Naturist Action Committee asks an important question about the the future of naturists resorts. The decline in US naturist venue is as rapid if not even more rapids than the decline in public options. Read the piece from the NAC newsletter here
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- WO
Jan 25, 2023This is a very good summary of the status of naturist resorts, and the reasons why they are facing hard times economically. The land value of their properties is greater than the revenue potential for their owners.
The answer seems to be that if we want resorts, they'll have to be in places were there isn't much economic value as urban real estate, farmland, or mineral extraction. Or the resorts will have to be much more popular and economically viable.
RéagirRépondre - HOhomeclothesfreeAuteur d'origineJan 25, 2023I suspect it is both. I think another option is more boutique style resorts like Bare lake i upstate New York. They dont need to have all the bells and whistles but have enough for folks to do at an affordable cost.[quote]This is a very good summary of the status of naturist resorts, and the reasons why they are facing hard times economically. The land value of their properties is greater than the revenue potential for their owners. .[/quote]RéagirRépondre