New Single-Family House Construction - Feasibility Assessment

That is completely polemical and unobjective. It is clear once and for all: The goal is to vacation on a modern, stylish cruise ship, see new countries every day, look out at the water from your private balcony, and enjoy the finest food. Along with incredibly many very friendly Filipino staff who can read your wishes from your lips (know what you drink every morning at breakfast/dinner, etc.). Many other cultures could learn a thing or two from that. This is simply beautiful luxury, which I can also afford without giving up anything else. Anyone who makes such statements has probably never been on a cruise ship themselves.

Is that irony? A cruise with cheap servants from third-world countries as a life goal?

Is that irony? A cruise with cheap servants from Third World countries as a life goal?

So you belong to the people who can't recognize irony even if they are sick of it :D

So I can also do a week vacation with the same fun factor in the Oki Doki Kinderland for 25€. Spend tens of thousands € on an event castle?

To answer that rather extensively:
If you have children of the right age who are generally into something like that, then yes.
Whether that then is an unforgettable vacation for the parents is another matter :)

Is that irony? Cruise with cheap servants from third world countries as a life goal?

Again, someone who maintains prejudices here and can only argue polemically. Wrong, if you haven't even read the post, here it is again: I wrote vacation (not life goal). Because what could be better than seeing new countries every day without packing your bags or making a 360-degree turn with the ship at the Seven Sisters right in the middle of the Geirangerfjord and feeling like you are only a few meters away from the rock face. Plus entertainment, good food, modern ships, and all the party poopers don’t come along either. So also a pleasant crowd. And you hardly find staff as friendly and nice as the Filipino people in Europe. They even apologize if the cabin isn't ready after breakfast or if the wine isn't immediately refilled in the restaurant. Service is still taken seriously there. I know it quite differently from some land vacations.

The nice Filipino employees who are pressured to sell at least X drinks etc. in order to get their salary? No wonder they try hard to fulfill every wish. There have been various posts about that already. But well, it wouldn't be for me on a cruise ship.

And you apparently see irony where there is none

So you belong to the people who don’t recognize irony even if they are fed up with it :D

To answer more thoroughly:
If you have children of the right age who are generally up for something like that, then yes.
Whether that then becomes an unforgettable vacation for the parents is another matter :)

Because what could be better than seeing new countries every day without packing your suitcases, or making a 360-degree turn with the ship in the middle of the Geirgangefjord at the Seven Sisters and feeling like you are only a few meters away from the rock face.

Interesting for adults. Definitely. For teenagers too. But not for children. We are talking about holidays with children – so up to 12/14 at most. They don’t care about the turn any more than about a U-turn at a dead end.