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FOTOS: Homem 'transforma' Boeing 737 em hotel de luxo; diária custa R$ 36 mil


Avião foi colocado em uma praia na Indonésia e oferece piscina, deck com lareira e heliponto. Inauguração está marcada para abril de 2023. Homem ‘transforma’ Boeing 737 em hotel de luxo; diária custa R$ 36 mil Reprodução/Expedia A partir de abril de 2023, o turista que for para Bali, na Indonésia, poderá escolher um Boeing 737 para ficar hospedado. Isso porque o projetista Felix Demin transformou uma aeronave aposentada em hotel de luxo. A diária custa US$ 7 mil (cerca de R$ 36.309 na cotação atual). Chamado de Private Jet Villa, o “hotel” está localizado em um penhasco perto da praia de Nyang-Nyang. Ele tem apenas dois quartos e conta com piscina, deck com lareira e heliponto. Uma das asas, com vista para o mar, pode ser usada para a produção de fotos “instagramáveis”. (Veja abaixo). Initial plugin text “Mesmo antes de comprá-lo, pensei que era possível convertê-lo em algum tipo de objeto único e decidi me concentrar na criação de uma vila”, disse Demin à “CNN americana”. Demin conta que levou dois meses para planejar o negócio. Para levar o 737 até o penhasco, ele teve que desmontar a avião e chegou a consultar a equipe da Boeing para isso. “Afrouxamos 50 mil parafusos”, contou. Conheça as oito praias oficiais de nudismo no Brasil Os 10 países mais acolhedores do mundo, segundo turistas Confira as fotos: Boeing 737 transformado em hotel Reprodução/Expedia Boeing 737 transformado em hotel Reprodução/Expedia Boeing 737 transformado em hotel Reprodução/Expedia Boeing 737 transformado em hotel Reprodução/Expedia Boeing 737 transformado em hotel Reprodução/Expedia Boeing 737 transformado em hotel Reprodução/Expedia

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