A lavish 4-month cruise that costs $1.2 million per couple features private-jet transfers and overnight stays at the world's most luxurious hotels. See what it's like.

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• Luxury cruise company Six Star Cruises just announced a $1.2 million, 123-day voyage across 11 countries.
• London, Sydney, Tokyo, Dubai, Bangkok, and Hong Kong are just a few of the stops on the itinerary.
• On land, guests will stay in extravagant suites in some of the world's most luxurious hotels, like the famous Burj Al Arab in Dubai.
• The trip starts in London on November 11, 2021, and ends in London on March 13, 2022.
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Those who think the glamour days of cruise ships — when women dressed in elegant ball gowns for dinner and rooms boasted their own maids and butlers — are over, think again.

Luxury cruise company Six Star Cruises just announced one of the world's most expensive cruise packages: a 123-day voyage across 11 countries that features overnight stays in some of the world's most luxurious hotels, helicopter transfers, and first-class flights. The package costs a whopping $1.2 million (£1 million) per couple. To put that into perspective, that's almost $10,000 a day.

Keep reading to see what this luxe excursion entails.

The decadence of this trip begins even before you set foot on a ship: the first leg is flying first class on Emirates from London to Dubai.

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The trip starts in London on November 11, 2021, and ends in London on March 13, 2022.

The entire trip spans 123 days, and visits 41 ports across 11 countries.

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London, Sydney, Tokyo, Dubai, Bangkok, and Hong Kong are just a few of the stops on the itinerary.

 

Guests will stay in the Regent Suite on three different Regent Seven Seas cruises.

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All three cruises are aboard a Seven Seas Explorer, billed as "the most luxurious ship ever built."

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