Cruise liner now allows passengers to travel the world for life
- Villa Vie Residences has launched a permanent residence-at-sea programme, offering an alternative to traditional retirement homes.
- Its first ship, the Odyssey, embarks on a three-and-a-half-year voyage, visiting 425 ports across 147 countries.
- The "Golden Passport" allows passengers to own, rent, or lease for life, with costs varying by age from £75,000 for those over 90 to £223,650 for 55-60 year olds.
- The comprehensive package includes dining, housekeeping, laundry, annual medical check-ups, and alcoholic drinks with meals, with all additional fees covered.
- The programme aims to provide retirees with a secure and adventurous lifestyle, addressing concerns about outliving their savings while enabling world travel.