Follow the Tycoon on a Trip: 15 Absolutely Enjoyable Luxurious Outings

Author: Qiu Yixin
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Entering the world of top-tier luxury and indulgence, indulging in the taste of royalty, traveling like a dream, dazzling like diamonds, living a life more cinematic than movies. Ultimate sensory experience, enchanting visuals, and a literary flair that shines through. Waking up on a luxurious cruise ship, Qiu Yixin captured a different kind of joy and shared it, studying the travels of tycoons as a discipline.
In recent years, my travels have become increasingly diverse, no longer limited to the desert or jungle explorations I once insisted on. Occasionally, I also seek thrills in the sky or underwater, such as riding a hot air balloon to soar over the African wilderness or diving into the underwater world to explore. But what truly broadened my horizons were the luxurious pleasures of this world that I could never attain—such as exorbitantly priced wines (I still remember my hands trembling when I first held the wine list, fearing that flipping a page might accidentally drop a bottle worth more than I could afford to replace). Then there’s the intimidatingly elaborate and ceremonial treatment—hundreds of people waiting to attend to you. As soon as your gaze flickers or your finger slightly raises, someone immediately approaches with eager attention, as if you were a king being treated with utmost reverence. Honestly, this kind of experience is addictive, making one forget to return home. I guess it’s no wonder my tycoon friends insist on revisiting these places every year. Thanks to them, I’ve had the privilege of traveling with them a few times, which sparked the idea of reporting on their carefree destinations and the extravagant luxuries they enjoy. It’s purely out of curiosity, but I must say, I’ve been studying the travels of tycoons as a discipline.
When compiling these writings for publication recently, I discovered that the travel styles of these tycoons are truly vastly different from ours. Typically, they’d book a very upscale hotel, living, dining, and playing within its walls. Of course, they’d occasionally step out for fresh air, but essentially, their activities remain an extension of hotel services—hiring luxury limousines rented from the hotel for transportation,...