Space Tourism

Ambition on a Tight Budget

NASA gets under 0.5 % of federal spending yet returns roughly $3 for every $1 invested, spurring innovation, jobs, and tax revenue. To fund moon and Mars ambitions amid fierce global competition, it’s leaning on private partners, international cost‐sharing, and tighter program management—because sustained investment today seeds breakthroughs, economic growth, and leadership for decades to come.

Fashioning the Final Frontier: Lauren Sánchez and Monse Redefine Spaceflight Attire for Women

Launched by Lauren Sánchez, an initiative to redesign Blue Origin flight suits has brought fashion to the final frontier. With help from Monse’s designers, the new suits marry style with space-ready function. In doing so, they send a clear message that women belong in space.

Galactic Medallion and NASTAR Center: Elevating Space Tourism

“As commercial spaceflight transitions from novelty to normalcy, partnerships like Galactic Medallion and NASTAR Center become pivotal. They’re shaping not just an industry, but society’s evolving relationship with space, democratizing astronaut experiences that were once reserved exclusively for professional explorers and the ultra-wealthy. Ultimately, this integration of luxury tourism with rigorous astronaut training symbolizes a broader cultural shift—where space travel is becoming attainable, safe, and profoundly inspiring.”

Spotlight on Elizabeth Schneider: Galactic Medallion’s Vision on “Stay Curious” Podcast

Elizabeth Schneider’s Galactic Medallion isn’t just about luxury tours; it’s about inspiring a deeper connection to space, from elite travelers experiencing aerial tours to foster youth discovering new possibilities at Kennedy Space Center.

From Apollo to Ad Astra: Burt Dicht’s Lifelong Mission for Space

“I remember going out during Apollo 11, looking up and thinking, there are people on the Moon, and I want to do that as well.”

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