The worlds most expensive holiday!

Saudi Arabia's King Salman arrived for his annual break with an entourage of over 1,000 people and spent $100m in Morocco. The king 81-year-old, stayed in his summer palace, one of his many properties around the world, at Tangier, his favourite, in northern Morocco. Moroccan city Tangier is the closest land in Africa to Europe. During his royal visit the king was greeted by Moroccan Prime Minister Saadeddine Othmani at Tangier airport. After that the king Salman of Saudi Arabia sits with King Mohammed VI of Morocco, which is flanked by the Crown Prince Moulay Hassan, left, during a courtesy visit to Saudi King Salman in his residence in Tangier. The Tangier complex is surrounded by 1,500m of wall, staffed by 30 members of the Moroccan royal guard, with luxury areas, top-notch restaurant-style kitchens, its own medical facilities and impressive views of the sea. The complex includes multiple helipads and overlooks the beaches of Jbilia. While 1,000 flunkies stayed in luxury hotels with fleet of 200 cars. Ministers, advisers and relatives were booked in to the city's most luxurious hotels. The high cost of the month-long holiday is believed to have topped $100million. The average annual salary in his kingdom is approximately $33,000. This year's visit is being hailed as a welcome boost for the local economy. The trip of Saudi Arabia's King, Salman, accounts for 1.5 per cent of the Morocco foreign tourism revenue. King Salman opted to go on vacation at a time of high tension in the Gulf. While the son of Saudi Arabia's King Salman, Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince, 31 years old, holidayed with his family in Turkey, in the Aegean resort of Bodrum.