Want To Live On A Cruise Ship? For Rs 24 Lakh You Can Cover 135 Countries In 3 Years
The voyage will visit 13 of the 14 'Wonders of the World,' and prices range from $29,999 (24,51,300) to $109,999 (89,88,320) for a whole year.
Do you ever wish you could pack up and hit the road to get away from your responsibilities? Do you agree that it's tempting to hear? Regrettably, affordability is another concern. Or at least it did until a cruise line revealed they would offer a three-year, 130,000-mile "escape your everyday life" vacation for the comparatively inexpensive price of $30,000 per person per year.
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Travelers may now reserve a spot on the three-year cruise aboard the MV Gemini, which departs from Istanbul on November 1.
Life at Sea Cruises has opened bookings for a three-year trip around the globe. The voyage will visit over 135 countries across all seven continents. The cruise offers a chance to "home at sea," where one may live, work, and travel, all from the luxury of one's floating residence.
The voyage will visit 13 of the 14 'Wonders of the World,' and prices range from $29,999 (Rs. 24,51,300) to $109,999 (Rs. 89,88,320) for a whole year.
The MV Gemini, with its 400 staterooms and capacity for 1,074 people, will depart from Istanbul on November 1 and make stops in Barcelona and Miami, according to The Independent.
"Professionals need connectivity, the right amenities, and the functionality to perform their jobs. There is no other cruise that offers this sort of flexibility to their customers," Mikael Petterson, managing director of Life at Sea Cruises, told The Independent.
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The package includes access to all dining areas and free alcoholic drinks with dinner, as well as a modern fitness center, sundeck, swimming pool, high-speed internet, entertainment, "enrichment seminars," and cleaning.
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According to Travel and Leisure, travelers can spend several days in port at each destination, giving them enough time to explore the area.
The voyage will stop at 100 islands, many of which are in the Caribbean and Central America. It will go to Antarctica and South America for 98 days.
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