Google is renting out an Italian ruins site this week as part of its exclusive conference for the world's most powerful people

This week, Google is putting on an ultra-exclusive conference known as "The Camp."

For the second year in a row, executives from all over the globe are gathering at the Verdura Resort in Sciacca, Italy, to discuss a wide range of topics of global importance.

Last year, those discussions reportedly included feminism and the role of sports in modern culture. 

Google's Chief Business Officer, Omid Kordestani, will lead the conference.

As far as the powerful people in attendance at this year's camp, Google has not shared many details aside from saying that they come from diverse backgrounds.

Those who received invitations were directed toward an informational site that you need a password for in order to access.

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein, Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel, Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington, fashion designer Tory Burch, and Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk were among those rumored to have attended last year's version of the event, also held at the Verdura Resort. 

Lots of private jets have been spotted at the Aeroporto Palermo Falcone Borsellino, one of Sicily's main international airports.

 

The airport tweeted that guests are being flown by helicopter from the airport in Palermo to the resort in Sciacca.

The week's festivities will include an extravagant dinner at the Valley of the Temples, a Sicilian archaelogical site about an hour south of the resort. The Temples is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, meaning that it was determined by the United Nations to be culturally and historically significant to the region. 

The Independent has reported that dinner has cost Google more than $111,000, though Business Insider has not been able to confirm that figure. The ruins will be closed to tourists during Google's event.

But in their downtime, guests can enjoy a host of amenities at the Verdura Resort, including an infinity pool, spa, golf courses, clay tennis courts, and four restaurants.