This Is How Rich People Spend Their Money On Quarantine

Bhavna Acharya |Mar 26, 2020

Luxury quarantine packages can charge you up to Rs 5.3 lakh for a day!

While some resorts and hotels are going bankrupt due to the decrease in tourists during the coronavirus outbreak, some others are cashing in by turning their estate into luxury quarantine. As all business has been closed due to the lockdown and you don’t know where to go or what to spend your money on, check out the following luxury package to enjoy your quarantine!

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Hotels and resorts are offering full-service quarantine packages for rich and famous people!

Le Bijou, a Switzerland-based luxury hotel chain has just launched a special package for its guests who want to make their quarantine extra. The package includes 24/7 nursing care, in-room doctor and daily testing. 

The hotel, which serves high-profile customers like American millionaires like Steve Wozniak and Jordan Belfort or the Saudi Royal Family, charges between £700 to £1,700 (Rs 1.5 lakh) per night for a room. While the testing cost around £400, the 24/7 nurse service fee is up to £4,000 (Rs 3.8 lakh).  

Check out more photos of the lavish resort Le Bijou:

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Le Bijou hotel is well-known as a destination for high-profile people and celebs around the world
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They even offer 24-hour nursing service which cost up to Rs 3,8 lakh

Meanwhile, the Maldives, one of the most iconic tourist destinations, turned three of their deluxe resorts including Fun Island, Royal Island and Holiday Island into quarantine facilities. Indian Ocean island nation builds 30 special quarantine rooms for patients who test positive to the novel virus. Apart from meals and minibar, medical service will be included.

Take a look at the first quarantine resort of the world in the Maldives

By Thursday, March 26, the total number of confirmed cases in all over the world is more than 475,000 cases with 21,357 deaths. Meanwhile in India, the number of positive cases raised by 29 to 686. Indian is on the first day of the 21-day-long lockdown period, which is aimed to break the spread of coronavirus in the country.

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