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TRAVEL THE WORLD IN RETIREMENT

‘Golden Passport’ scheme allows passengers to live on a cruise ship forever

425 stops annually. Limited time at each 

The cruise company is encouraging people to swap retirement homes for a permanent place on their ship

A cruise line is offering an alternative way to spend retirement with its permanent residence-at-sea programme.
Villa Vie Residences launched its belated first cruise sailing aboard the Odyssey in October, promising passengers an around-the-world voyage.

The cruise stops at 425 ports in 147 countries over three-and-a-half years.
Passengers can choose to own, rent, or lease for life through the Endless Horizons programme, allowing them to live among home comforts while exploring the world.
Now, the residential cruise has announced it is accepting even more passengers to join the floating community with its “Golden Passport.”

The pricing model is staggered according to age, starting at $99,999 (£75,000) for those aged 90 or above. The most expensive tier is priced at $399,999 (£223,650) for those between 55 and 60.

Dining, housekeeping, laundry, annual medical check-ups and alcoholic drinks with meals are included in the package.

Residents can invite family and friends on board as long as they pay a $129 per day (£96) fee.

Villa Vie notes that the passport will be transferable across its fleet – although the Odyssey is currently the only ship in its portfolio.

The cruise line also says that all fees, such as port taxes and service charges, are included in the price.


https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/golden-passport-villa-vie-residences-retirement-cruise-permanent-b2812284.html


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