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Assuming those numbers are accurate, that $100k surely bought a lot of amenities (not just food and beverage, but also dedicated staff people) that weren't free
by organsnyder 2y ago
Assuming those numbers are accurate, that $100k surely bought a lot of amenities (not just food and beverage, but also dedicated staff people) that weren't free.
- thaumasiotes 2y agoYou think the running cost of a trip was over $100,000? I mentioned this specifically in my first comment. A quick check suggests the passenger manifest has, OK, 8 first-class passengers. It sounds like the ship is expected to turn a profit by the time it makes its second voyage. Really?
- organsnyder 2y agoOf course not. That high ticket cost certainly had a healthy profit margin.