1. The holiday that covers over 150 countries in two years.

When luxury goods and experiences website
VeryFirstTo.com launched its £1m ($1.5m) package holiday to a two-year luxury holiday taking in the planet's 962 Unesco world heritage sites in 2013, they didn't expect any takers. However, they were pleasantly surprised when an anonymous Chinese student from an undisclosed background jumped at the chance to do just that. The trip, which will take 2 years to complete, will include visiting more than 150 countries. The student with time and money to burn will stay in the most luxurious hotels each destination has to offer, presidential dishes, and fly business class throughout his journey.

2. The hotel suite thats costs a staggering $83,000 a night.


At $83,200 a night, the Royal Penthouse Suite at the President Wilson Hotel in Geneva, Switzerland is famous for being the largest and most luxurious suite in the world. Situated on the top floor of this already opulent Lake Geneva hotel, the penthouse is more like a permanent residence than just a place to temporarily hang your hat. Twelve bedrooms, twelve marble bathrooms and a wrap around terrace with breathtaking views of the Alps are yours to enjoy. Every conceivable amenity is ncluded such as a Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 4 103" flat screen TV with sound system, a Steinway grand piano, abilliards table and a private gym.
The suite combines luxury with maximum security
and privacy, it features bulletproof glass and a private lifts to take guests directly to their majestic living quarters. For VIPs traveling solo, the hotel also provides use of its private staff, a butler, chef, or personal assistant are at your beck and call. Enjoy your stay!

3. Frégate Island Resort, Seychelles.

For the nature lovers looking for a tropical paradise, this is probably one of the best options. Frégate is one of Seychelles jungle covered, white beach islands. Not only is its landscape truly abashing, with giant tortoises and banyan trees everywhere, but the resort also offer a deluxe luxury deal to tourists. From 2,700 Euros will guarantee you one of 17 villas for one night, as well as the additional daytime activities like windsurfing and hiking.

4. Musha Cay, The Bahamas.

Part of the “Out Islands” of the Exumas, Musha Cay and The Islands of Copperfield Bay (as in David Copperfield) are a collection of eleven beautiful isles of pure private heaven. As the resort claims, you get to choose who the guests are. It’s an all or nothing affair, you must rent the entire island with as many as 24 guests in five guesthouses. The daily rate starts at $37,500 for up to 12 guests, and includes all meals and beverages. Diving, deep-sea fishing, a personal fireworks show, and even a customized treasure hunt can be added on.

5. Burj, UAE.

The Burj is famous for its striking sail-shape design, and the lavish suite, which is one of the most expensive hotel rooms in the world, has an average price tag of $24,000 a night. Let's just say it willquickly burn a hole in your wallet.

6. Silversea cruises.

Silver Cruises is offered a $1.5 million per couple cruise package for two, taking in 28 countries over four months.
The 124 days holiday onboard Silversea Cruises' vessel Silver Whisper departs from Los Angeles in January 2013 and includes visits to 28 countries, including French Polynesia, New Zealand and Australia.