A space Hotel by 2022.

[drron]

Well maybe.Will be a little expensive at $US792000 per night.

Orion Span says it plans to launch the initial Aurora Station module into a low-Earth orbit, at an altitude of 200 miles (322 km), in 2021. This orbital altitude is slightly lower than the current positioning of the ISS, which is about 254 mi (408 km) above the Earth. The company says the module will boast the most windows of any spacecraft put into orbit, with people staying in private two-person suites on a 12-day round trip, with a three-month training program to get them astronaut-ready before the adventure commences.

The hotel will be able to host four travelers at a time, plus two crew members guiding the journey. At a cost of US$9.5 million per person this is certainly not a budget holiday, despite Bunger's recent suggestion that, "Our goal is to make space accessible to all, by continuing to drive greater value at lower cost."

Aurora Station, the luxury space hotel slated to open by 2022

 

[Catweazle]

At this point in time, I reckon this kind of thing is still only a gimmick for the rich. I'll wait till QF flies direct lol

 

[jb747]

At 200 miles, it won’t stay in orbit for long.