WFH - Workplace On Waves? Richard Branson Launches Remote Work Boat With Virgin Voyages' Extended Sea 'Workation' | Benzinga
Virgin Voyages, owned by Richard Branson, has introduced a month-long cruise package specifically designed for remote workers, combining work and travel in an unprecedented way.
What Happened: Virgin Voyages, based in Miami, rolled out the “Scarlet Summer Season Pass” in March. This package comprises four week-long cruises to attract remote workers who wish to spend a month at sea in southern Europe, reported CNBC.
“People have really adopted the flexible working style, and it resonates with travelers,” stated Virgin Voyages’ CEO Nirmal Saverimuttu.
The Season Pass, costing $9,990, covers two people and includes a room, meals, group fitness classes, Wi-Fi, laundry services, daily coffee and tea credits, and access to workspaces. According to Virgin’s website, booking the Season Pass is 30% cheaper than booking four separate week-long cruises.
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Within 24 hours of announcing the Season Pass, over 2,000 people registered interest. When bookings opened, spots on the month-long cruise sold out in 48 hours, prompting Virgin Voyages ...