A TRAVEL writer, who owns a multi-million company, has revealed why he prefers to fly economy instead of a business class.The 68-year-old built a travel empire with his company, which employs more than 100 people and makes $120million in revenue a year.
He's been a pioneer in discovering unpaved travel routes in Europe for Americans and has popularised many hidden gem destinations.Even though Steve spends about three months a year overseas and often takes long-haul flights, he doesn't mind the cramped seats.Three holiday spots that could result in £55 fines before you even get to flightThat's because Steve holds egalitarian worldview - an idea that all people are equal and should have the same rights and opportunities.
He also refuses to sign up for airlines loyalty programs which he believes are made to "complicate our lives". As a true egalitarian, Steve often donates a portion of his fortune to charities and causes close to his heart, as he gave away his $4million apartment to a local non-profit.experiencing turbulence,have longer to wait to get off once the plane has landed than those who sit nearer the front, due to the way people disembark.GROUNDED