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What Travel Goodies the Celebs Got in the $62,000 Oscars Gift Bags

February 27, 2012 at 10:11 AM | by | Comments (0)

Meryl Streep, Jean Dujardin, Christopher Plummer and Octavia Spencer may have won big last night at the 84th Annual Academy Awards, but Oscar or not, all of those nominated will be taking home a swaggy gift bag filled with $62,000 worth of goodies. As usual, travel freebies are responsible for many of those zeros, and as we do every year, we're highlighting them.

The 2012 gift bag isn't near as awesome as those of the last two years, which included items like Virgin Atlantic status, Virgin Galactic space flights, a Montana ranch experience and 4 days at a Maldives resort, but still—the celebs aren't doing too badly for themselves with these items:

PREMIER TOURS ELEPHANT BACK SAFARI
$15,580.00
4 night/5 day stay for 2 at Abu Camp in Botswana, Africa. Trip includes luxury accommodations, all meals, drinks, all game viewing activities and elephant interactions.
www.premiertours.com

IMANTA
$3,350.00
Two nights in Ocean Casa – a 2,500 square foot free-standing luxurious suite with partial ocean view plus two 60-minute spa treatments.
www.imantaresorts.com

LIVE IN FITNESS ENTERPRISE (LIFE)
$4,850.00
1 Week All Inclusive Fitness and Weight Loss Retreat.
www.liveinfitness.com

ESP – ESSENTIAL SAFE PRODUCTS
$250.00
Non-toxic, eco-friendly and reusable products to keep your food and drink chemical free while on-the-go. Gift set includes glass water bottle, stainless steel snack container, reusable utensil set, reusable produce bag and a $200 gift certificate.
www.LiveESP.com

See the complete list of what's in the goodie bags over at TIME.

[Photo: Telegraph UK]

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