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The submersible expedition to the Titanic -

The pictured sub belonged to OceanGate Expeditions, a private company that provides crewed submersible services for exploration, industry, and research purposes. But on June 18, 2023, one of their submersibles went missing after two hours of getting into the North Atlantic to explore the Titanic wreck—a trip that cost US$250,000 a head. Tragically, the five individuals aboard were all declared dead on June 22.

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Fly around the world with Etihad in first class -

Etihad’s Residence is practically an apartment in an Airbus A380. Accommodating two, you can get from New York to Abu Dhabi for US$72,000. Oh, and that's one-way fare!

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Private jet tour from Cairo to Cape Town -

For US$111,000, you could embark on an exclusive journey with Captain’s Choice that explores the world’s greatest animal migration in Africa. Plus, you'll enjoy fine dining beneath the Great Pyramid of Giza.

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Rent a whole town in Colorado -

When money is no object, why not rent an entire town? Dunton Hot Springs in Colorado is a former mining spot, which was once left to rot but has been restored to luxury status.

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The world's most expensive guided tour -

Thanks to TCS World Travel, you can go on a 24-day tour around the world. Flying on a Boeing 757 jet, stops include Rio de Janeiro, the Galápagos Islands, and Rwanda. Couples pay US$194,000 per person.

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Stay at Richard Branson's private island -

Richard Branson’s renowned Necker Island offers the epitome of luxury from US$134,500 per night for up to 48 guests. You can also just book an individual room for $5,400.

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The world's most expensive train ride -

At around US$4,500 per night for the Presidential Suite, India’s Maharaja’s Express is definitely on the right side of the tracks! Taking you to some of India's most emblematic sights, this train has all the amenities needed for a luxurious ride.

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A seven-star hotel -

Live like royalty at one of the few seven-star hotels in the world, Burj-Al-Arab in Dubai. The spacious Royal Suite is on the 25th floor and is dripping in 22-karat gold. Pure luxury.

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Sailing with the Queen Mary 2 -

Queen Mary 2 is the only transatlantic ocean liner in regular service between Southampton, in England, and New York City. Providing a luxurious experience, the liner also offers route options across the world for US$340,000 per person.

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The secret suites at Heathrow Airport -

Hidden away at Heathrow Airport, the Windsor Suites is the world’s most secretive and expensive airport lounge. Starting at US$5,055 for just three hours, elite flyers have booked out the entire lounge for 100 people for $166,000.

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The Big Seven -

Big Seven is an exclusive luxury tour that takes visitors to seven unique destinations around the world, including Paris, London, New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Dubai, and Hong Kong. For US$71,494, travelers will enjoy luxurious accommodations, private transportation, and VIP access to popular attractions.

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India's lavish royal palaces -

This tour, titled the King of the Castle, takes you on a visit to the most lavish Indian palaces, including Lake, Umaid Bhawan (pictured), and Rambagh. Visitors enjoy a three-night stay at each of the palaces for US$1.67 million per person!

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Explore Antarctica -

Starting with a flight from the UK to Cape Town, and then a ship to Antarctica, the expedition is supported by leading polar guides. The cost for the nine-day trip is US$71,000.

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Maldives island takeover package -

For US$6.8 million, guests can turn the W Maldives resort into their own private sanctuary, with exclusive use of all 78 overwater and beach suites, gourmet dining venues, and an underground nightclub. Not bad, huh?

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The Baccarat heritage trip -

The legendary crystal factory of Baccarat was established in France in 1764. Today, you can find their decorations around the world, and this tour aims to show you them. For US$300,000, the 12-day tour will take you to cities of great significance in the company's history, such as New York, Paris, Istanbul, and Seoul. 

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An epic wildlife safari -

The Journey to Nature's Edge expedition is a once-in-a-lifetime trip for anyone with a spare US$1.4 million. Taking place across 111 days and 12 countries, you will view some of the world’s most vulnerable species, including the Galápagos' marine iguana.

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A Michelin tour -

The Michelin Star Hotel Tour is a luxury world tour that takes you to some of the best hotels in the world, including the Ritz-Carlton in London and the Mandarin Oriental in Hong Kong. Including luxurious accommodations and world-class cuisine, the tour will cost you US$276,470.

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A James Bond experience at Turks and Caicos -

For US$244,000 you can holiday like a glamorous 007 agent with Como Hotels and Resorts. Arrive at Parrot Cay by private jet and super yacht, before sipping some expensive champagne on the paradise island.

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A penthouse suite made for royalty -

The royal penthouse suite at the President Wilson Hotel in Geneva takes up the entire top floor, making it one of the largest and most luxurious suites in Europe. For US$112,000 a night, it features a wraparound terrace with magnificent views of the Alps.

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A place for A-listers -

Villa North Island in Seychelles boasts former guests like George and Amal Clooney and Prince William and Kate, who were rumored to have honeymooned here.

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One of the most expensive restaurants -

Located at the Hard Rock Hotel in Ibiza, indulge in a 20-couse dinner at one of the world’s most expensive restaurants, SubliMotion. For US$2,379, Michelin-starred chef Paco Roncero will entertain you with virtual reality features, laser light shows, and edible entry tickets.

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The trip of a lifetime -

Organized by the DreamMaker company for up to 50 people, this trip visits 20 cities, and goes to sites such as the Angkor ruins in Cambodia. Travel is on a private plane, and the trip costs a whopping US$18 million!

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The private charter tour -

The epitome of global luxury travel, this US$47,990 trip takes you to the world's most expensive and luxurious hotels and Michelin-starred restaurants, all while traveling on private jets.

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The Japanese bonanza -

This luxurious tour takes you to some of the most beautiful locations in Japan. From Tokyo to Kyoto, you'll experience majestic Japanese mountains and the gorgeous cherry blossoms.

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An elegant overnight stay in Miami -

For US$50,000 per night, guests are greeted with panoramic ocean views thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows at the Faena Hotel Penthouse on Miami Beach.

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Paradise in Fiji -

Surrounded by rain forests and offering incredible views of the Fijian archipelago, the secluded Laucala Island Resort can be rented for US$210,000 over five nights.

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A luxurious spot in the middle of Manhattan -

Decorated with custom furniture by Jacques Grange, the Grand Penthouse Suite at The Mark costs US$106,000 a night. At least you'll get a rooftop terrace that boasts incredible views of Manhattan!

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