"As the year winds down, the world's wealthiest are on the move on private jets and superyachts bound for a familiar set of ultra-exclusive holiday playgrounds. The Caribbean Island of St. Barts draws tycoons, celebrities, and their entourages to an island where five-figure nightly rates are routine. From a harbor packed with floating mansions to invite-only beach-club parties and fireworks over Gustavia, the capital ofSt. Barts, the island has become the unofficial year-end meeting place for the global 0.001%."
"Dona Bertarelli, the billionaire heiress who inherited biotechnology company Serono alongsideher brother Ernesto Bertarelli, has her yacht on the move near Antigua. She is the daughter of Maria Iris Bertarelli and Fabio Bertarelli, who founded the company. Bertarelli's $80 million, 241-foot-long yacht named Dytan was last seen headed for Rendezvous Bay in Anguilla. Antigua and Barbuda have experienced a surge in luxury travel in recent years, with exclusive resorts such as Jumby Bay Island and massive new developments like the Nikki Beach Residences."
Ultrawealthy individuals are traveling on private jets and superyachts to ultra-exclusive holiday destinations for year-end celebrations. The Caribbean island of St. Barts attracts tycoons, celebrities, and entourages with five-figure nightly rates, a harbor crowded with floating mansions, invite-only beach-club parties, and fireworks over Gustavia. Other luxury enclaves from Antigua to Cabo San Lucas also draw wealthy visitors. Billionaires' yachts appearing near the region include vessels linked to Jeff Bezos and Miriam Adelson. Specific tracked movements include Dona Bertarelli's $80 million yacht Dytan headed for Rendezvous Bay in Anguilla and Laurence Graff's $140 million yacht Juice arriving at Philipsburg, Sint Maarten.
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