News India Live, Digital Desk: Netflix’s famous web series ‘Bridgerton’ has not only created a stir on the OTT platform, but it has also changed the way people around the world travel. According to an exclusive report of ‘News18’, a new era of ‘Regal Travel’ has started with the preparations for the fourth season of the series. Now instead of ordinary hotels, people are preferring to stay in those luxurious palaces and estates inspired by ‘period drama’, which remind them of 19th century England. What is ‘Regal Travel’ and why is its craze increasing? The fourth season of ‘Bridgerton’ will focus on the love story of Benedict Bridgerton. The grandeur of the show, the royal costumes and the spectacular locations have impressed the audience so much that they are now looking for the same ‘Royal Feel’ in their holidays. This is what is being called the ‘Bridgerton Effect’ in the travel industry. Highlights of the trend: * Luxury Stays: Tourists are now willing to pay huge prices to stay in historic mansions, castles and manor houses. Themed Experiences: Many hotels are now offering experiences like ‘Afternoon Tea’, Horse Riding and ‘Ballroom Dancing’, which are directly inspired by the world of Bridgerton. Location Tourism: UK There is a huge crowd of tourists in Bath and those parts of London where this series has been shot. At these 3 locations you can also have an experience like ‘Bridgerton’. The Royal Crescent, Bath: The city of Bath is famous for its Georgian architecture. Many important scenes of the series were shot here. Hotels here are now offering guests ‘Bridgerton-style’ packages, which also include vintage car rides. Hatfield Hall, Hertfordshire: This place is known for its historic carvings and expansive gardens. Staying here will make you feel like you are a part of a ‘garden party’ of the series. Cliveden House: This luxurious estate located near London is another name for luxury. The grand staircase and chandeliers here will take you straight to the 1800s. Boom in Tourism Industry: Attraction increased in India too. The craze of ‘Regal Travel’ has increased not only in foreign countries but also among Indian tourists. The historic palaces of Rajasthan (Umaid Bhawan, Rambagh Palace) have also seen an increase in the number of foreign tourists, who want to experience the fusion of ‘Western period drama’ and ‘Indian royalty’.