What is a luxury travel?

Answer 1

The essential answer to that question is: If you have to ask, you can't afford it. For example, if you are night considered a High Roller and still like to catch a show or two in Vegas regularly, the minimum possible standard that might be considered as acceptable would be a Fountain Facing one bedroom suite at the Bellagio that includes a powder room, His and Her marble tiled, and jacuzzi equipped bathrooms, twin 42 inch plasma TV's, and an adequate dining area for a minimum of four with a complete bar, refrigerator, fax and High speed internet access and turn down service, and you ask How Much, then you can't afford it, and you can't be considered eligible for luxury travel. If when booking a cruise you make the gaffee of asking about interior rates, forget it! You are not eligble for luxury travel! If when you check in to the Plaza or the Trump Towers and they don't call you by name, then you are not accustomed to Luxury Travel, If you don't own your personal aircraft, don't send your personal advanced security and Public Relationship Expert, ask for a senior citizen's discount, an ARRP discount, or use your frequent flyer miles, then Please, Please forget it. Only about 50 percent of the top one percent of the World's population are Luxury Travelers, and most of them survive on what is called old money.