US-based space company Above Space, formerly known as Orbital Assembly, is on a mission to launch two pioneering space hotels: Voyager Station and Pioneer Station, which promise to revolutionize space tourism, commerce, research and entertainment in the near future.

According to reports from the British website The Sun, Al-Rowad station is the first of these ambitious projects, and is scheduled to accommodate approximately 28 people, and will serve as a smaller introduction to the larger Voyager station, which is expected to host up to 400 guests when it is launched in 2017. 2027.

Both space stations were envisioned as orbital structures resembling Ferris wheels, offering stunning views of Earth and the universe. Inside, guests will enjoy luxurious accommodations resembling high-end hotels on Earth, with elegant rooms offering panoramic views of the surrounding world, comfortable beds, and practical work desks.

Above Space invites adventurous travelers to reserve their place on board the station or the Pioneer space hotel, promising them an unforgettable vacation experience among the stars and planets. The station features amenities not found on any other space platform, providing guests with an unparalleled cosmic getaway.

However, the privilege of staying at this exclusive space hotel comes at a hefty price. The transportation and lodging package for the four- to 18-hour flight to Pioneer Station will cost guests at least $55 million. This cost covers not only the hotel stay, but also Expenses associated with launching into space.

Despite the astronomical price tag, Above Space assures potential guests that as technology advances, launch costs will decrease over the coming years, making space travel accessible to a wide range of individuals.

Pioneer Station aims to provide all the amenities available on Earth, including showers and dining facilities where guests can enjoy their meals while sitting down thanks to artificial gravity. In addition, guests will have the unique opportunity to experience weightlessness in private rooms, allowing them Float and spin like real astronauts.

The vision of the "Above Space" company to create the first space hotel in the world represents a major leap forward in the field of space tourism, which opens new horizons for exploration and entertainment outside the scope of our planet's atmosphere. As the countdown to the launch continues, anticipation is growing for the dawn of a new era in travel between... stars.

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