The Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi has released the world's most expensive holiday package. For just $1m a week, guests can enjoy a week long ultra luxurious holiday in ultra luxurious surroundings.

This package incarnates pure opulence and includes the following for 2 guests:

• First class return trip from any international destination serviced by Etihad Airlines to Abu Dhabi
• Seven night stay in a 680 sqm Palace Suite at Emirates Palace on an all-inclusive basis.
• Chauffeur driven Maybach at your disposal daily during your stay in Abu Dhabi
• Daily spa treatment in the Anantara Spa
• Day trip in private jet to Iran to create your own Persian carpet from the most exclusive and well-renowned hand-maker
• Day trip in private jet to the Dead Sea Jordan to experience the famous sea and an afternoon Anantara spa treatment in the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar
• Day trip to Bahrain in private jet for a pearl deep sea experience. Your pearl will then be hand designed with jewellery settings
• Royal Golf experience at Abu Dhabi Golf Club
• Make your own perfume with experts from YAS Perfume
• Deep sea fishing trip
• Gifts including champagne sunset and desert island tour.
• Gifts including the rarest pearls in the world from Robert Wang and a selection from Holland & Holland Sporting Guns

http://www.emiratespalace.com

 

I'd want that for a year at that price.

 

Maybe it's just me, but my idea of a vacation isn't to make shit I put in my house.

 

Hmm... I'd still rather buy a few exotics per week, a jet/super mansion every few months, or well....

you see where I'm going with this.

 

$1 million doesn't buy squat anymore, does it?

 

i can think of many better ways to piss away $1MM in a week.

 

ditto!

 

$1,000,000?!?!?! Abu Dhabi?? it makes no sense!! i'd rather go to the far east, and enjoy a stay in a luxurious hotel with an amazing sea view, or take one of these private houses with its private beach in an amazing island.. and i would spend a month and it will cost me a fraction of this amount!!

 

Sounds like something the AIG execs should consider !

 

When I saw the title I just thought "hookers and blow"