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The Earl and Countess of Wesbad traveled to the Swiss resort of St. Moritz by private plane for a half-season ski holiday with their children James, Viscount Severn and Lady Louise Windsor. They took off last Sunday with a Gulfstream G650 of £ 49 million, at an estimated cost of £ 24,000 for the two-hour flight. The family was spotted after landing near the exclusive seaside resort for their holidays in the Alps.
But the anti-monarchy group of the Republic has criticized the Wesbad for the luxury travel mode.
Graham Smith of Republic told the Daily Mail: "They have all tried to partner and show leadership on climate change. But their only problem is their own status.
"I think quite often with the royals that we must focus on causes but with their lifestyle, they do what suits them.
"There is no reason why they can not take conventional flights. I think that they all take the means of transportation that they wish.
This comes after the Duchess of Susbad was criticized for avoiding commercial flights in favor of a private plane for her trip to New York this week.
During his visit to the Big Apple, this 37-year-old man mingled with famous friends in a number of posh lairs.
Wednesday night, we saw Meghan get on the private plane to get home after his baby shower, the highlight of his extravagant five-day visit to the Big Apple.
The private jet – which would have been paid for by itself, George and Amal Clooney, two friends of Prince Harry's, is on the price list – costs £ 100,000 ($ 125,000) for a flight across the pond.
This decision sparked a backlash from social media users who accused it of hypocrisy because of Harry's campaign against poverty and climate change.
And environmentalists have urged Meghan to opt for greener modes of transportation.
During the Australian tour of his overseas tour with Meghan last October, Harry called for urgent action to save the planet.
Speaking at the Australian Geographic Awards, Harry said: "We will have to stop each of us stop the clock for the destruction of our planet, and the weather is not on our side.
"The standard we go beyond is the standard we accept, it's time to take responsibility and realize the privilege we have to live next to nature."
Meghan's father-in-law and Edward's brother, Prince Charles, is also a prominent advocate for the environment.
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