Titanic II blueprints unveiled, but don't call it
"unsinkable.
It’s hardly thinkable to build something unsinkable at any
time in history, either in 1812 or two centuries later of the time the gorgeous
cruise liner failed to make her maiden voyage to New York from Southampton,
England. How does this bold project sound to you to rebuild a replica of the luxury
liner with three distinctively separate classes with dedicated facilities and service
members that takes four days to cross the Atlantic? Would you prefer taking a
suit on an A380 super jumbo jet to arrive in New York looking down the Statue
of Liberty through the window instead of looking it up from the deck on the
ship waving hands and hats like immigrants to Ellis Island?
By the way, to keep up with the modern economy, and may be the nature (replica) of the ship as well, the replica ship is going to be built by a Chinese company.
Enjoy reading and learning about this bold move by an
Australian billionaire (self-claimed).
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