Longevity: Einblicke in eine exklusive Welt: Wo Superreiche das ewige Leben suchen
120 Investoren und Ärzte treffen sich in den Schweizer Alpen zu einer Longevity-Tagung. Das Handelsblatt war dabei. Ein Ortsbesuch beim Milliardärstreffen gegen den Tod.
Gstaad, a luxurious Alpine resort, is hosting the world's most exclusive conference for longevity investors. The venue features a private jet landing strip and a historic luxury hotel. A total of 120 people have gathered, convinced that death is negotiable. To attend the conference, participants must prove they have already invested at least 30 million Euros.
This high-profile event, costing 5000 Euros per ticket, aims to understand the scene and discuss the interests of the world's smartest longevity researchers and wealthiest financiers behind closed doors. A ticket to this exclusive conference costs 5000 Euros, and individuals often provide account statements to prove their wealth.
The event, organized by Tobias Reichmuth and Marc Bernegger, brings together investors, doctors from top longevity clinics, and founders of companies researching rejuvenation and disease reversal. Attendees discuss GLP-1 medications for weight loss, health prevention, and startups studying the reversal of aging and diseases. The hotel's atmosphere is exclusive and fancy, but still laid-back compared to other pharmaceutical conferences.
The attendees are convinced that longevity is a major business opportunity, with market research firm Emergen Research predicting that the global longevity market will more than double in size by 2034, reaching 62 billion dollars.
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