A "sleeper plane" with bunk beds instead of seats, kind of like a flying capsule hotel? Sign me up!

They exist. I’m not sure where there are true sleeping compartments outside of Emirates but international business class seating (and first even more so) with lie flat seats is pretty comfortable

Like a cruise ship, but in the sky? Sadly, they went out of fashion after the Hindenburg, and never came back.

I would take more vacations just for the chance to take a leisurely flight on a dirigible with a world class chef. In fact, the flight might be the vacation.

Same here. I dream of taking such a flight. The destination doesn't really matter.

I guess that's the cruise ship model. Normally you go on a ship to get somewhere, but on a cruise ship, the vacation starts as you board, and end as you disembark (excluding the dockings for day trips of course...).

Airshipping to see the landscape of Europe would be kinda awesome (the Alps, or the fjords of Norway, the award-winning fjords)...

Exactly — I'm not a cruise ship kind of guy, but for some reason an airship makes the difference. I'd love to fly low over the møøse . . .

I'm not a cruise ship kind of guy either. Part of the reason is because - from what I've seen - cruise ships are just one big indoor party, with nothing interesting outside to look at. An airship flying over land would have ever-changing interesting vistas to look at.

Also, simply, flying.

Very much depends on the cruise. I took a cruise down the Danube that I'd highly recommend - like a road trip but without the hassle of packing and unpacking your stuff every night.

you could have 1 section to see the land as you fly over and a solarium area to sunbathe or look at the night sky.

NomadResort.. at your nearest international airport daily.

+1

Something like this: https://www.hybridairvehicles.com