Luxury Lifestyle

or some of you who are space enthusiast and are queuing up for a possible space tour – in about a year or two, you could be on your way for a possible space visit, provided you can cough out $200,000. This is definitely going to be a thing for the wealthy, as not many people can part ways with such amount of money. Recent survey reveals that just around 500 people have ever left the Earth’s atmosphere, but forecast suggests that this number could spiral soon. This can be attributed to NASA winding down its operations in a bid to fund the private sector in a multimillion-dollar Space Act Agreement. This has sparked off a flurry of activity within the billionaire investor’s community. In 2001 a millionaire named Dennis Tito spent close to $20 million and has since opened the way for space tourism.Africa’s first space tourist, a young South African, Mark Shuttleworth, an internet mogul is believed to have also spent around the same amount, Dennis paid for his space tour. The rid...

I was so psyched about my South Africa travel that I could hardly wait for the plane to touch down. Like any adventurous tourist, the first thing that would be on your mind is what to do in South Africa that wouldn’t burn a huge hole in your pocket. I decided to visit Johannesburg (JoBurg) and take-in the city – okay, I’ll admit it, I actually wanted to use JoBurg as a transit point to the more famous tourist destinations such as Kruger National Park and Cape Town, but after taking a long hard look at my travel budget, I had to put a bullet in that plan fast. My South Africa travel was not at all boring as I took part in loads of activities/ I highly recommend that you include “visit Johannesburg” on your “bucket list”  – you know, things or places you need to visit before you kick the bucket. You cannot visitJohannesburgand not go to theApartheidMuseum, you are sure to remain absorbed for the most part of the day – this activity will only cost you above seven bucks/dolla...