Would you Pay $1.5m to Go To World’s Most Expensive Holiday?
Hey guys, and welcome back to WhyTravel! Now you can visit every world heritage site in one holiday for $1.5 million.
Because of VeryFirstTo you can now experience the most expensive holiday in the world.
As an exclusive thing, this vacation was never done before. And now you can visit every World Heritage site in one amazing journey.
The entire holiday will take you two years and you’ll be seeing 962 places that the World Heritage Committee considers as having outstanding universal cultural and natural value.
For US$1.5 million you can see Mexico’s ancient city of Monte Alban, or the Taj Mahal in India for example.
Other destinations included in this holiday are: Petra the symbol of Jordan; Cambodia’s Angkor temples; Spain’s Moorish Alhambra; the Great Pyramids in Egypt; China’s Forbidden City and Peru’s Machu Picchu sitting 8.000 ft above sea level.
You’ll enjoy all the accommodations a ultra-luxury adventure can get you. For example, while you go all over the world you need to sleep in a warm bed, right?
Well, let me tell you that for $1.5 million, you get to sleep in some of the most famous hotels in the world, such as Sandy Lane (Barbados); Hotel George V (Paris); The Plaza (New York); The Taj Mahal Palace (Mumbai); Cipriani Hotel (Venice); and The Ritz-Carlton Hotel (Moscow).
21 of those destinations are located in the US while 28 will be found in the UK, and some in Romania.
The most notable of the lot are The Pyramids of Giseh, Machu Pichu, Notre Dame Cathedral, the City of Vatican and the Easter Island.
The entire vacation will be planned by luxury travel company Hurlingham Travel, and a donation of £5000 (US$7,611) to UNESCO will be made in your name during the trip.
Because, after all, you visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites. But you will only visit the best destinations if they are safe and pragmatic to visit.
Andrew Barker, managing director of Hurlingham Travel, describes this epic journey: “This is certainly the most exciting trip we have ever managed and is the most remarkable travel adventure imaginable.”
Did I tell you that so far two lucky travelers went on this journey? Would you want to be the third?
Originally published at whytravelblog.com by Gabriela Nita on October 6, 2015.
