VIP FIRST CLASS MEDIA
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VIP First Class is committed into creating a whole new level of products and services, like nothing ever before! Our exclusive products and services have been featured in different types of media, such as magazines, online and newspapers throughout the United States and the World. Below there are some sample articles so you can read what others are saying about us! VIP DREAM TRIPS FORBES TRAVELLER Margaret Jaworski Tue Oct 09 14:30:00 EDT 2007 Earlier this year, Anthony Keaton gave his wife, Sheila, a spectacular birthday present: the ultimate girlfriends’ getaway for his wife and her best friend. The pair flew from the Keaton’s home on Merritt Island, Fla., to Los Angeles for an Oscar-themed weekend including tickets to the Elton John AIDS Foundation party to celebrate the Academy Awards.
While dining on filet mignon, the star-struck friends and Elton John devotees watched the Oscars and the goings-on at the celebrity table. Later, Keaton, a diehard fan of “24” and “American Idol,” met both Keifer Sutherland and Simon Cowell. Then she was introduced to sexy singer James Blunt—who also performed at the event—and his date, the model Petra Nemcova, and later mingled with Sharon Stone, Gloria Estefan, Sheryl Crow and Jon Bon Jovi.
“It was an out-of-this-world experience,” says Sheila, who lives near the Kennedy Space Center where her husband works as a security consultant.
Networking
Who are you going to call when you want tickets to an invitation-only Oscar party? Anthony Keaton called VIP First Class, one of a new crop of luxury lifestyle brokers. VIP First Class arranged the tickets, the limo and accommodations at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The pricetag for two? $10,000.
These companies use the connections and relationships they’ve developed over time with corporate sponsors, sports organizations, charities, celebrity event organizers and other insiders to arrange once-in-a-lifetime adventures that once upon a time were available only to the very wealthy and well-connected.
“The idea is that if you can’t have it all, you can buy a slice of the millionaire lifestyle utilizing someone else’s connections,” says Lalia Rach, Associate Dean of NYU's Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management. It’s like owning a timeshare in the high-life, or a fractional fellowship in the lifestyle of the rich and famous.
These "experience agents" can snag tickets to the Emmys, the ESPYs, the Superbowl, a movie premiere or the Playboy mansion. They can organize entrée to a hot club, restaurant or after party, arrange a meet and greet with Beyoncé, dinner with Hulk Hogan or a drive in a Formula 1 Race Car. Continues...
MSNBC
Margaret Jaworski
updated 2:51 p.m. ET, Wed., Oct. 10, 200
Earlier this year, Anthony Keaton gave his wife, Sheila, a spectacular birthday present: the ultimate girlfriends’ getaway for his wife and her best friend. The pair flew from the Keaton’s home on Merritt Island, Fla., to Los Angeles for an Oscar-themed weekend including tickets to the Elton John AIDS Foundation party to celebrate the Academy Awards.
While dining on filet mignon, the star-struck friends and Elton John devotees watched the Oscars and the goings-on at the celebrity table. Later, Keaton, a diehard fan of “24” and “American Idol,” met both Keifer Sutherland and Simon Cowell. Then she was introduced to sexy singer James Blunt—who also performed at the event—and his date, the model Petra Nemcova, and later mingled with Sharon Stone, Gloria Estefan, Sheryl Crow and Jon Bon Jovi.
“It was an out-of-this-world experience,” says Sheila, who lives near the Kennedy Space Center where her husband works as a security consultant.
Networking
Who are you going to call when you want tickets to an invitation-only Oscar party? Anthony Keaton called VIP First Class, one of a new crop of luxury lifestyle brokers. VIP First Class arranged the tickets, the limo and accommodations at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The pricetag for two? $10,000.
These companies use the connections and relationships they’ve developed over time with corporate sponsors, sports organizations, charities, celebrity event organizers and other insiders to arrange once-in-a-lifetime adventures that once upon a time were available only to the very wealthy and well-connected.
“The idea is that if you can’t have it all, you can buy a slice of the millionaire lifestyle utilizing someone else’s connections,” says Lalia Rach, Associate Dean of NYU's Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management. It’s like owning a timeshare in the high-life, or a fractional fellowship in the lifestyle of the rich and famous.
These "experience agents" can snag tickets to the Emmys, the ESPYs, the Superbowl, a movie premiere or the Playboy mansion. They can organize entrée to a hot club, restaurant or after party, arrange a meet and greet with Beyoncé, dinner with Hulk Hogan or a drive in a Formula 1 Race Car. Continues...
