Must Read: How business tycoons travel around the world – How much they spend will shock you

Jeff Bezos:

Jeff Bezos is the richest CEO in the world. As a founder of e-commerce giant, Amazon, with net worth of $191 billion (N79.2 trillion).Bezos travels in style being the richest man on planet,  He owns two Golf String G650 ER private planes costing about $150 million (N62.2 billion).

He still spend additional $5million (N2 billion) on each plane for customization even though each plane costs about $70 million (N29 billion), This is definitely a top of the line luxurious plane with its comfortable sitting, multiple cabin rooms and large windows letting in a lot of light. The jet can easily transform from moving mode to office mode in the air simply by pulling tables from the armrest and moving a few seats, you can have a private office in the sky.

So when he needs to fly from the Amazon headquarters in Seattle to other Amazon campuses in faraway locations like India, it is a breeze with the G650 ER. When he is not flying one of his private jets, he can be seen driving his Ferrari which has a cost of $3 million (N1.2 billion). He also owns a Bugatti Veyron which costs about $3.4 million (N1.4 billion). He also likes to be chauffeured to meetings in a $96 million (N39 trillion) bulletproof Cadillac Escalade.

Naijapalaba.com earlier reported that: Here are the World’s Richest CEOs And Their Cars | Jeff Bezos | Mark Zuckerberg | Jack Ma cars | Elon musks

ELON MUSK:

Elon Musk owns two private jets; the Golf String G550 and the Golf String G650 ER, has been working on revolutionising transportation on Earth through the electric car, Tesla, and in space with rocket producer SpaceX. SpaceX is now valued at $74 billion (N30.6 trillion) after its latest funding round in February 2021. At number 2 on the Forbes’ billionaire list 2021, he has a whopping $166 billion (N68.8 trillion) to his name.

One of the private jet which is The Golf String G650 ER is bigger, faster and has a better range. It even includes an entertainment space and a kitchen. Both jets can carry up to 18 passengers each and each jet has been personally personalised by Musk to perfectly fit his travelling needs. There are exquisite chairs, areas for dining and relaxing.

The G650 ER has an incredible cost of $70 million (N29 billion) while the G550 costs about $61 million (N25 billion). When Elon Musk is on the ground, he chooses to only drive his Tesla Model S which costs about $140,000 (N58 million). He can also be seen in his Tesla Model X which costs $110,000 (N45 million). However, Musk likes to drive himself around because this gives him a chance to test the latest Tesla models.

BERNARD ARNAULT:

He is the richest person in France, Europe and the richest person in fashion. He is considered one of the world’s ultimate tastemakers because he oversees an empire of 70 brands including Louis Vuitton and Sephora. He is the CEO of LVMH, a luxury goods company that deals with fashion, wine, watches, spirit, perfumes, cosmetics and more. The company just recently acquired Tiffany and Co. for $15.8 billion (N6.5 trillion) believed to be the biggest luxury brand acquisition ever. He is currently on Forbes’ billionaire list of 2021 and has a net worth of $150 billion (N62.1 trillion). The mega-billionaire owns a bombardier global 7500.

The incredible jet was delivered to him in 2021. The Global 7500 is considered to be the world’s largest and longest-range business jet. It can accommodate 18 passengers and has the least price of $73 million (N30.2 billion). The jet is fully customisable and is designed for ultimate luxury and a perfect travelling experience. The aircraft includes a bedroom, dining room area, advanced sitting and even a kitchen. He is also the proud owner of a luxury yacht named Symphony. The yacht is 101 metres long and can accommodate 16 guests in 8 staterooms and to top it off, Bernard has his own private deck. He also likes to be chauffeured around to meetings or fashion shows in his BMW 760LI which has a price tag of $110,000 (N45.5 million).

MARK ZUCKERBERG:

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg is an American media magnate, internet entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He is known for co-founding the social media website Facebook and its parent company Meta Platforms, of which he is the chairman, chief executive officer, and controlling shareholder.

He his the youngest billionaire on this list.

He currently has a net worth of $115.3 billion (N478 trillion).  When it comes to travel, Zuckerberg does not own a private jet like other billionaires. Facebook handles his travels just like they handle his security. In 2020 alone, Facebook spent over $25 million (N10.3 billion) on charter services for Zuckerberg. It seems like it is high time he got a private jet for himself. Zuckerberg can also often be seen driving a regular car like a Honda Fit, Acura TSX and a Volkswagen Golf. All the cars combined cost $51,000 (N21.1 million). He also owns a Bugatti Wyra which costs about $3 million (N1.2 billion).

WARREN BUFFET:

Warren Edward Buffett is an American business magnate, investor, and philanthropist. He is currently the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

He is one of the most successful investors in the world and has a net worth of over $116 billion as of May 2022, making him the world’s sixth-wealthiest person, Despite is net worth luxury travel has not always been a thing for him. In fact, he used to ride his bike around delivering newspapers in his younger days. Buffet has made some impressive long time investments that have really paid off .

His private jet has enough space which can occupy nine passengers and requires a two-person crew. The cabin is 8.2ft wide, 6.1ft high and 28.3ft long. There is even a spacious area for Mr Buffet to keep his luggage. The aircraft has also been designed to have a low noise level which comes in handy when he is doing a meeting or office work in the sky. The plane costs $5,100 (N2.1 million) per hour which is nothing for the billionaire. The billionaire said he mostly flies and rarely drives his car.

 

 

 

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