As usual, copycat PAP will do anything just to copy the West, esp copy the Pommy.
Bet you they copycat fast and will come up with this type and claim it is 100 time higher and better and flood more FTs to work for them in your tiny dot island.
One of your PSA port will be converted and lan lan you lose your sea view while they ups and brags their GDP growth.
Travellers to London not yet ready to commit upwards of £150,000-a-week ($AU278,812) to charter a superyacht will soon be able to trial the experience for a significantly smaller sum – and it won’t even be necessary to leave the country.
With its soft opening commencing on April 7, Sunborn London is a 394ft (120m) superyacht that has been converted into a luxury hotel.
Set to be moored permanently in the capital’s Royal Victoria Dock, by the ExCel London exhibition centre, London City Airport and Canary Wharf, the gleaming vessel will unsurprisingly cater primarily to business travellers but its owners plan to lure the leisure market to east London on weekends with a range of special events and “best of London” packages.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/travel/holida...-superyacht-20140228-33pfq.html#ixzz2v8Fuwtif
Bet you they copycat fast and will come up with this type and claim it is 100 time higher and better and flood more FTs to work for them in your tiny dot island.
One of your PSA port will be converted and lan lan you lose your sea view while they ups and brags their GDP growth.
Travellers to London not yet ready to commit upwards of £150,000-a-week ($AU278,812) to charter a superyacht will soon be able to trial the experience for a significantly smaller sum – and it won’t even be necessary to leave the country.
With its soft opening commencing on April 7, Sunborn London is a 394ft (120m) superyacht that has been converted into a luxury hotel.
Set to be moored permanently in the capital’s Royal Victoria Dock, by the ExCel London exhibition centre, London City Airport and Canary Wharf, the gleaming vessel will unsurprisingly cater primarily to business travellers but its owners plan to lure the leisure market to east London on weekends with a range of special events and “best of London” packages.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/travel/holida...-superyacht-20140228-33pfq.html#ixzz2v8Fuwtif
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