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THIS $279,000 Cruise Offers a 4-Year Getaway From Trump’s America

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As reactions to Donald Trump’s reelection remain divided, a four-year cruise package is gaining popularity among those considering leaving the United States.

This package costs $40,000 a year and includes stops at 425 ports in 140 countries worldwide, excluding the United States, until the November 2028 presidential election.

In addition to the four-year package called “Skip Forward,” the company offers shorter alternatives, such as a one-year package called “Escape From Reality,” a two-year package named “Mid-term Selection,” and a three-year program titled “Anywhere but Home.”

The cruise, organized by U.S.-based company Villa Vie Residences, clarified that passengers will not be granted citizenship from any country during the voyage. The package price includes all onboard food and beverages, access to fitness and spa facilities, and cleaning services twice a week.

Daniel Kim
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