The Moon megaproject is moving closer to realization, with new details disclosed about its proposed expansion across 10 international markets. The large-scale tourism and real estate concept is designed to recreate the lunar surface within a fully integrated destination resort.
Moon World Resorts Inc. has confirmed that the Moon megaproject is envisioned as a mixed-use master development combining hospitality, residential towers, retail zones, and entertainment facilities. A central spherical structure, expected to exceed 300 metres in height, would accommodate a 4,000-room luxury hotel and an immersive lunar attraction.
Ten potential host countries have been identified, including the United Arab Emirates, China, and the United States. It has been indicated that regional developers would independently own each project under a licensing framework.
The total development cost of the core resort component has been estimated at approximately $5 billion, excluding land allocation. Financing is expected to be supported through private capital and off-plan residential sales.
Government approval and land allocation are understood to be key prerequisites before the Moon megaproject can proceed to the construction phase. If regulatory processes advance as anticipated, the first Moon megaproject could be delivered by 2032.
