The future: space tourism.

Space tourism is the bet for the future that institutions such as NASA have been planning since the opening of the International Space Station in 2019. 

Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Galactic, successfully completed a trip to space aboard the Unity 22 mission and thus managed to take one of the most important steps in this direction, surpassing even the founder of Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos.
To make space tourism a reality, several projects are underway. One of them is Axiom that in partnership with SpaceX, as Zero2Infinity has launched its helium balloons or Space Perspective that through a press release has presented the first space lounge in the world.

This initiative, in addition to luxury, is intended to be the only way to travel to space without emissions and in the words of its founder, the mission they want to carry out is to "inspire space explorers to connect more with the planet".
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Commercial flights will not be available until 2024, although those interested can already purchase tickets and there are even reservations for 2025. To date, there are already a total of 600 tickets sold for this luxury lounge.

These tickets are not accessible to everyone, but the prices range from $117.00 for the cheapest one, to which the reservation fee of 1000 euros must be added. The most expensive can cost up to 125,000 dollars.
For the lucky ones who already have their ticket, they should know that this trip will start at dawn to ascend 30 kilometers at about 12 meters per hour while passengers enjoy the sun. This is how they presented it to the world on their Twitter account.

Throughout the trip, tourists will have amazing views thanks to 360-degree windows. The lounge has reclining seats, includes a romantic dinner for two and to reduce reflections, dark materials are used.
In addition, they will have access to Wifi throughout the journey as well as the catering service. The company wanted to emphasize that to make the trip the best possible, the ambient lighting will be fully customized thanks to red LED lights.

Travelers will have a telescope and interactive screens to enjoy the experience to the fullest and the end of the trip will consist of a two-hour descent to the ocean for a boat to pick up passengers.
A luxurious decoration with elements reminiscent of the nature of Earth for the passenger to feel that they are living a once in a lifetime experience and to be one of the first space tourists in history.