Space Tourism is a Reality
Virgin Galactic is paving the way to fly the first paying passengers into suborbital space. To receive astronaut training and to reserve your place in history contact one of Virtuoso’s uniquely qualified Accredited Space Agents. All are seasoned travel professionals who have been hand-selected and specially trained by Virgin Galactic to represent this incredible experience.

Booking your reservation with a Virtuoso Accredited Space Agent will afford you the personalized service that is required for such a unique experience. Join private milestone events reserved only for Virgin Galactic customers. Enjoy unprecedented access to engineers, test pilots and other great minds behind the scenes as the project progresses before commercial operations begin. The journey really begins with your deposit! 


The Flight Costs
The cost of the flight is US$200,000 which can be reserved with a refundable $20,000 deposit. Well over 500 individuals have already made their reservations!

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Who is Virgin Galactic? 
Virgin Galactic, owned by Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group and Aabar Investments PJS, is on track to be the world’s first commercial spaceline.

The new spaceship (SpaceshipTwo, VSS Enterprise) and carrier craft (WhiteKnightTwo, VMS Eve) have both been developed for Virgin Galactic by Mojave-based Scaled Composites. Founded by Burt Rutan, Scaled developed SpaceShipOne, which in 2004 claimed the $10m Ansari X Prize as the world’s first privately developed manned spacecraft. Virgin Galactic’s new vehicles share much of the same basic design, but are being built to carry six customers, or the equivalent scientific research payload, on sub-orbital space flights, allowing an out-of-the-seat, zero-gravity experience and offering astounding views of the planet from the black sky of space for tourist astronauts and a unique microgravity platform for researchers.

The VSS Enterprise and VMS Eve test flight program is well under way, leading to Virgin Galactic commercial operations, which will be based at Spaceport America in New Mexico.