"Ocean-going condominiums allow wealthy owners to keep traveling without ever leaving home."
(EAST-WEST NEWS) -- "The World sails to 90-plus ports on six continents in 2024, averaging almost twice as much time in port as at sea. Residents, by vote, help set the itinerary."
I spent 6 years living on The World, a cruise ship for millionaires. It was like the Four Seasons on steroids — readjusting to reality was tough.
(BUSINESS INSIDER) -- You can't really explain The World in a sound bite. There's not an elevator pitch. It's not something you can do in 30 words or less.
Former resident aboard world's most exclusive invite-only cruise ship The World lifts the lid on sordid goings on below deck
(DAILY MAIL) -- Ever wondered what wealthy people get up to away from prying eyes?
Well, one former passenger on board world's most exclusive private residential ship has now dished the dirt on what really goes on among some of the wealthy elite who choose to escape by hitting the high seas.
I spent 6 years living on the world’s most exclusive cruise ship — it was like a ‘real-life White Lotus’
(NEW YORK POST) -- On one of the most exclusive, invite-only cruise ships in the world, one passenger claims to be dredging up the vessel’s deepest secrets.
A former resident of The World cruise ship spent 6 years onboard, says it's not unlike 'The White Lotus'
(YAHOO NEWS) -- Over the years, Antonucci said he owned four separate apartments on board, with the price tags rising to about $4 million. The World's 165 condos cost between $2 million and $15 million, excluding the annual ownership fees, with only about a dozen being resold annually, Business Insider previously reported.
I sailed on the world’s most elite cruise where rich live FULL-TIME…it’s a floating Sin City awash with sex & secrets
(THE U.S. SUN) -- Home to 165 superluxe apartments, from stylish studios to three-bedroom apartments, the ship travels to more than 100 destinations every year and is shrouded in secrecy.
He quit his job to live on a luxury cruise ship. 7 years onboard inspired Ridgefield man's 3 books
RIDGEFIELD — When Peter Antonucci was 52, he decided he wanted to see the world. So he quit his 25-year job as a corporate litigator in New York City and spent the next seven years on a luxury cruise ship, called The World, immersed in the lives of the rich and famous.
Southport’s Peter Antonucci Pens Novel Showcasing Lifestyles Of The Rich And More Rich At Sea
There’s the one percent. And then there’s the one percent of the one percent. Southport resident Peter Antonucci–that is when he’s not at sea–taps into the zeitgeist of today’s uber-rich in his new novel, the first of a planned trilogy, Billionaire’s Paradise: Ecstasy at Sea.
