Olaf from Frozen said “some people are worth melting for”, but we’re not sure this is what he had in mind. Disney have released their most extravagant holiday yet - their VIP world tour.
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The 24-day “bucket list adventure”, which is limited to 75 guests, takes in 12 Disney resorts in six countries on three continents. Customers will travel on a “VIP-configured” Boeing 757, accompanied by Disney specialists, a chef, and a private medical team.

A Disney spokesperson said the company had “a long commitment to protecting the planet and delivering a positive environmental legacy for future generations” - and that it would be monitoring the emissions from the tour and balancing them out with “investments in high-quality, certified natural climate solutions.”

But what exactly is the estimated cost to the planet? Our environment reporter Damien Gayle explains.

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