Money can buy a visit to space or the deep sea, but it can't

The deaths of five people aboard the Titan submersible, along with its hefty price tag of $250,000 a person, emphasize the lack of safeguards when something goes wrong in the world of extreme travel. Innovations in technology have opened up the possibilities of travel, and wealthy travelers are willing to spend more to go further, especially when it comes to space travel and underwater exploration.

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