Introduction
“Most successful entrepreneurs don’t begin with brilliant ideas, they discover them.” One of the two new ventures that I would like to start up is called Yearly Cruises. What is Yearly Cruises? Yearly Cruises offers up to 365 days of cruising. My second venture will be called School on Water. It will provide students who wises to study aboard but on water instead.
Yearly Cruises
At first this might sound ridiculous but there are many beneficial factors to this idea. Since cruises pamper you with endless materials, provide you with great benefits, and let you uncover the world, so what’s a better way than to do it yearly. I came up with this idea because the demographic for cruising is for older and retired people. In North America, retired elders are usually put into a nursing or retirement home. The average cost for a nursing home in the United States is around $70,000- 100,000 a year. The average cost for a 4 weeks cruise can be anywhere from $4,500- 9000. The price comparison for one-month-stay at a nursing home and going on a cruise is extremely similar. …show more content…
Some of the disadvantages are getting sea sick or sometime too much is not always a good thing. The possible location can be anywhere in the world. However, having the main port in Canada will increase the economy rapidly. Ontario is very underrated for their natural resources. They are surrounded by five of the biggest lakes in North America but rarely anymore see this as an opportunity. If given the chance, it could lead to something big. The main target market will be ages of 55 years or older and retired
“Most successful entrepreneurs don’t begin with brilliant ideas, they discover them.” One of the two new ventures that I would like to start up is called Yearly Cruises. What is Yearly Cruises? Yearly Cruises offers up to 365 days of cruising. My second venture will be called School on Water. It will provide students who wises to study aboard but on water instead.
Yearly Cruises
At first this might sound ridiculous but there are many beneficial factors to this idea. Since cruises pamper you with endless materials, provide you with great benefits, and let you uncover the world, so what’s a better way than to do it yearly. I came up with this idea because the demographic for cruising is for older and retired people. In North America, retired elders are usually put into a nursing or retirement home. The average cost for a nursing home in the United States is around $70,000- 100,000 a year. The average cost for a 4 weeks cruise can be anywhere from $4,500- 9000. The price comparison for one-month-stay at a nursing home and going on a cruise is extremely similar. …show more content…
Some of the disadvantages are getting sea sick or sometime too much is not always a good thing. The possible location can be anywhere in the world. However, having the main port in Canada will increase the economy rapidly. Ontario is very underrated for their natural resources. They are surrounded by five of the biggest lakes in North America but rarely anymore see this as an opportunity. If given the chance, it could lead to something big. The main target market will be ages of 55 years or older and retired