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Cruise agent launches million pound holiday
Cruise agent Cruise118.com has launched a million pound cruise holiday targeting the ‘super wealthy’ with private jets and penthouse suites.
The trip, scheduled for November 2017, includes overnight stays in Auckland, Sydney, Bali, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Hong Kong.
It also boasts seven private jet flights, three Celebrity Cruises in a Royal or Penthouse suite with butler service, chauffeur-driven transfers throughout and, it claims, once-in-a-lifetime tours.
The 63-night trip starts in London with a flight to Auckland.
The cruise agent said it has launched the £1 million holiday after the latest Knight Frank Wealth Report which shows sales of super-yachts have grown by 40%.
Cruise118.com managing director James Cole said: "We’re always trying to push the boundaries and we believe our new £1 million cruise package is unlike anything else, offering unprecedented levels of luxury."
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