V.E.N.S offers a unique vacation experience on Venus, featuring a glass dome resort that provides stunning views and protection from extreme weather. Guests can enjoy spa treatments and excursions to explore the planet's famous volcanoes while benefiting from accelerated tanning due to Venus's proximity to the sun. The resort promotes itself as the ultimate couples getaway in the universe, making the most of Venus's distinct environment.

1. V.E.N.S
By Vicente Caycedo, Daniel Garanton, Daniel Gonzalez, Luis
Llenin, Felipe Zwanzger

2. Why you should Book with
V.E.N.S
In need of a tan, come
over to feel the hottest
planet in our solar
system
Taking 97 days to arrive,
the trips are not very
often
With the glass dome
surrounding our
facilities, there is an
amazing view no matter
what your room

3. The
Dome
Our Dome will
accommodate over 10,000
people at the same time
Has the greatest view in the
solar system due to the fact
that Venus has no moons
Constructed out of
indestructible glass, its the
safest vacation venture ever

4. What You Need To Know
Are days too short for you?
On Venus, a day (243 Earth
days) is longer then its own
year (225 Earth days)!
Our resort is the best
couples resort in the
universe, including spas
heated using Venus’ 482C
temperatures
With the atmosphere being
98% CO2, it would be
impossible to inhabit without
our state-of-the-art Dome

5. The Great view

6. Weather, No problem
Our Dome protects
our guests from the
excruciating heat and
the sulfuric acid rain
that takes place outside
Since Venus (2nd planet
from the sun) is closer
to the Sun than Earth,
you will gain that
glowing tan twice as
quick!

7. Excursions
Our excursion crew will
entertain you with on-
surface explorations
They will take our guests
to Venus‘ famous shield
volcanoes to observe lava
flows and collect
souvenirs
With over 1600 volcanoes
on Venus, there is a new
excursion every day of
your stay!

8. Bibliography
Vogt, G. (2001). Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. Austin,
Texas: Steck-Vaugn Company.
Simon, S. (1992). Our solar system. New York, NY:
Morrow Books.
Crystal, E. (2012). Venus. Retrieved from
http://www.crystalinks.com/venus.html
Grayzeck, E. (2005, April 12). Nssdc photo gallery: Venus.
Retrieved from
http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/photo_gallery/photogallery-venus.html