Posted on 04/16/2011 11:50:27 AM PDT by arderkrag
Executives with cash to burn traditionally hire luxury yachts, secluded villas or expensive hotel suites to impress clients. Now they can take corporate hospitality to a new level by hiring an entire country, albeit a small one.
The principality of Liechtenstein has decided to make itself available to private clients, from $70,000 (£43,000) a night, complete with customised street signs and temporary currency. It's a big step for the country best known for its tax-haven status and exporting false teeth: last year Snoop Dogg, pictured, tried to hire it to use in a music video, but received a stern refusal from authorities.
Since then they have woken up to the marketing opportunities of their mountainous landscape. The price tag includes accommodation for 150 people, although the 35,000 inhabitants would remain. Any personal touches, such as an individual logo created out of candle wax or a customised medieval procession, come at an extra, undisclosed cost.
(Excerpt) Read more at guardian.co.uk ...
|
It used to be a lot cheaper to stay there.
Does Charlie Sheen know about this?
According to Wikipedia: “The Liechtenstein National Police is responsible for keeping order within the country. It consists of 87 field officers and 33 civilian staff. All officers are equipped with small arms.”
It has no army, and the officers have small arms. Sounds dangerous!
"They recently had the whole place carpeted...I'm talking small!"
I think they could also create a global contest to make a person King/Queen for a day.
“It has no army, and the officers have small arms. Sounds dangerous!”
Yes but their legs are enormous!!
What is the off season rate?
I had to do a double take to make sure this wasn’t something from The Onion! LOL!
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.