A MAN has revealed a little-known flight that takes you around the world in 21 days – with private chefs and all-inclusive food.
Travel expert Zachary Burrabel was stunned when he saw the National Geographic jet on the tarmac at Luxor airport in Egypt.
The jet takes 75 travellers on a 24-day expert-guided tour of the world – visiting five of its seven continents.
Destinations include Peru's Machu Picchu, Easter Island, the Great Barrier Reef, Cambodia's Angkor Wat, the Taj Mahal, Petra in Jordan and the Serengeti Plain.
Between stops the globe-trotters can relax in the National Geographic Boeing 757 private jet, with its 2×2 VIP-style leather recliner seats.
Travellers stay in some of the world's finest hotels, including a villa on stilts on the edge of the massive Ngorongoro volcano in Tanzania.
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But there's a catch – the trip costs a whopping $96,995 (£79,250).
You will also need to be in good health, with a signed form from your doctor.
American traveller Zachary said: "What do you get for your $100,000? The seats on the plane don't even go all the way flat.
"I'm just saying – I do better with points.
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"But of course you do get a private chef, a private doctor, one crew member for every five passengers.
"I’ve drooled over these trips always wondering what if.
"As soon as I saw the yellow square on the tail I practically shoved my wife into the aisle out of excitement."
Not everyone was convinced that the round-the-world trip is worth the expense.
Brixie said: "24 days? You'd see about five minutes of each country."
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