Marco Robinson’s entrepreneurial activities know no bounds with the serial business owner operating across multiple sectors – property being the most lucrative. He talks to Real Business about his adventures, which have taken him to the Playboy Mansion, as part of our Business Class section.
Heaven on Earth will open to visitors in April 2016 and it can be found on Thanda Island – a private East African paradise that will cost high net worth tourists $10,000 a night.
Victor, the rising UK on-demand private jet service, has teamed with Uber as part of a US expansion that is offering customers the chance of experiencing the high life for a Valentine’s Day treat.
A couple have been on a globetrotting adventure for four years by combining business with pleasure through a “freedom lifestyle” that allows the duo to work just 20 hours a week, earn $10,000 a month and stay in luxury accommodation.
High-end fusion restaurant Sushisamba will bolster its global catalogue of restaurants with a new branch that will open in London’s Covent Garden, where it will join a “growing list of pedigree brands”.
If the breaststroke is too mundane for you, marine tech enterprise Supermarinovation has closed its first round of equity investment, which will support the company as it ramps up the scale of its x2 Sport underwater jet pack venture.
To promote its new Range Rover SVAutobiography, Land Rover is offering the customers “the most luxurious road trip on Earth” which will cross five continents, eight countries and nine of the world’s finest hotels over 21 days – all for at least £100,000.
An increased demand for storefronts in luxurious locations sent central London commercial property rents up by 18 per cent in 2015.
British luxury brand alliance Walpole has announced the 12 rising enterprises that are set to help blaze a trail for the sector to reach a value of £51.1bn within five years, as part of its Brands of Tomorrow scheme.
