Luxury travel packages are designed to meet even the most extravagant expectations of the travelers. From the finest quality chauffeured luxury limousine service, to the lease of a private jet, all it’s possible in a customer-tailored travel package. But what exactly was the course of the demand for this type of services in the midst of financial crisis and what are the predictions for 2009 are only two of the questions that will be answered to by the experts in the field.
C. Francu: “You pay for a piece of paradise”
Luxury is about stand-out customer-focused services and amenities; it can be seen as a trifle or a necessity, a proof of power or arrogance. A luxury package offers to clients the warranty of a respectful treatment and a stress-free getaway from the mundane problems.
The tariffs differ according to the quality of services, number of stars, hotel chain or brand, type of the room or apartment for accommodation, facilities and amenities included, but also according to the reputation and premium features of the hotel.
“You actually pay for a piece of paradise, and of course, every client has a different view of it, fit to his style and expectations. Thus, luxury packages are often tailor-made, suiting to all budget ranges”, said Cristian Francu, CEO at Klever Travel (photo).
Furthermore, the price of a package varies according to the distance to travel. This is why, the exotic offers are very expensive, and one can even reach 2,000 euros, with at merely 1,000 euros spent on the plane ticket. If the tourist wishes to fly in Business Class, the tariff will grow twice, or even three times, up to 3,000 euros for a 24-hours flight.
“The business-class costs are much higher but if we take into consideration that overseas flights may last up to 10 hours adding other few-hours flights and stopovers, we can understand why certain c
