One of the first to drop out is Bernard Arnaud, the second richest man in the world. Provision for security issues. Controversy
for the summer season naples has blocked entry to Port AI superyachtTo the dismay of billionaire owners of yachts over 75 meters long.
new regulation was introduced for security issues And that doesn’t include discounts. Some port administrators have expressed dismay at the new arrangement.
“There are rules and we respect them, but in this case we have to accept that the measure will have substantial consequences,” he explained. Italy24 Massimo Luis, one of the administrators of the Mergellina pier.
“It is a pity for Naples, a special city rich in culture and tradition … that it can no longer welcome guests of the caliber of Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp, Jeff Bezos and Jennifer Lopez,” he added.
Fashion mogul, CEO of luxury goods company LVMH and co-founder of Louis Vuitton Bernard Arnault – the second richest man in the world with a net worth of €140 billion – was one of the first to be banned from entering the port.
His Symphony, a 101-metre-long ship with six decks, an open-air cinema and a glass-bottom swimming pool, was stranded in the Tyrrhenian Sea last week after the crew were told it could not dock.
corriere della sera Told that even the media mogul Barry Diller has abandoned Naples as a holiday destination.
Arnault forced to sell private jet!
It is not the first time that Arnault has faced “obstacles to his luxury”.
Last year, the French businessman sold his private jet following a controversy from Twitter climate activists: “63 French billionaires emit as much CO2 as 50 percent of the population,” the account tweeted. “The Fly Bernards”.
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