CRUISE LINE NOW OFFERS UNLIMITED CRUISES FOR LIFE (Would You Buy It?)
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The creators discuss a new program from the cruise line Villa V called Endless Horizons, which offers an unlimited cruise pass for life. This program allows individuals to purchase a lifetime cabin on the Odyssey, a ship that traverses the globe. The cost for the program starts at $300,000 for one person or $500,000 for two passengers. While the cabin is not owned permanently, holders can join the ship at any port with 30 days notice and stay for as long as they wish. The creators identify three primary groups that might benefit from this offer: average travelers looking to save on long term vacation costs, retirees who want to travel the world while maintaining the ability to visit family, and digital nomads who can work from anywhere. The program is described as an all inclusive experience that includes meals, dining, and some port excursions without additional monthly fees. The creators conclude by expressing their personal interest in non traditional living and their intention to experience life on a Villa V ship firsthand.
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for the first time in Cruise history a cruise line is offering an unlimited Cruise pass
this new program that they've launched is called endless Horizons and for a small fee you can purchase a lifetime cabin on their cruise ships
$500,000 for a lifetime pass to go to these unlimited Port destinations is a pretty good deal when you compare that to the $560,000 two people with would spend on their average vacations throughout 35 years
this is something that is really really interesting to us and we think is opening up the world of Trav to a lot of different types of people
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