Apprentice 2013 runner up Luisa Zissman announced this week she is relocating to the UAE with her family and beloved horses after growing tired of the UK’s weather and escalating crime
A former Apprentice star has revealed her five horses have landed safely in Dubai after she is thought to have paid a staggering amount to fly them there.
Apprentice 2013 runner up Luisa Zissman announced this week she is relocating to the UAE with her family after growing tired of the UK’s weather and escalating crime. The 38-year-old will be leaving behind her multi-million pound Grade II-listed Hertfordshire home which she and Andrew bought shortly after their 2015 wedding.
Luisa previously explained that her eldest daughter, 15 year-old Dixie who she shares with her ex-husband Oliver Zissman, will remain in the UK and finish her education at her boarding school. But her other children and four-legged friends will be making the move to Dubai.
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Sharing an update on social media last week, Luisa told fans that five of her horses were ready to fly out as part of the ‘big relocation to Dubai for us all’. And on Friday, she revealed that her horses Cherry, Champ, Clemmie, Oreo and Jupi had landed safely.
It is estimated that Luisa would have paid around £25,000 to fly all of our horses to her new home. For some other people who have transported their horses from the UK to Dubai, they have revealed on forums that it costs around £5,000 per horse to make the trip.
But depending on routes taken, the company and airline chosen, and whether your horse is in a private or shared stalls on the plane – it can cost as much as £25,000 for one single animal, according to MailOnline.
Before the flight, Luisa shared a video of her horses being walked into shared metal stalls which were then closed and driven over to the aircraft to be moved onto the plane. “Bon voyage my babies have a safe flight – see you in the sunshine. I love you,” she wrote.
Sharing an update after the flight took off, she wrote: “And they are off. Taken on there on to the plane. I have to say after all the stress of the build up, this was so easy, smooth and professional. Feel very happy and they will be well looked after.”
After a smooth flight they have now landed in Dubai and Luisa shared the following update with her fans: “One of the grooms that was flying with some other horses yesterday took videos of a few of my babies coming off the plan and I am so happy! Because I don’t really know how they are, I haven’t seen a picture of them yet.”
She added: “I’ve managed to arrange via the friend who I booked the horses to travel with through, a vet to go and give them all a drip today to rehydrate them after travelling and make sure they’re okay and manage to deliver some food there.”
Source: Mirror
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