The new offerings build on the company’s existing travel portfolio in Bali, Spain and Mexico. Each journey is managed by a dedicated team serving as a single point of contact, handling everything from personalized recommendations to logistical transitions between properties. According to Marc Speichert, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, the goal is to bridge the gap between luxury service and deep local knowledge.
In Japan, a nine-day itinerary connects Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, featuring private sessions at the Toyosu Fish Market and guided culinary tours. The eleven-day Thailand route spans Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Koh Samui, focusing on artisanal heritage and wellness, including visits to traditional textile studios. Meanwhile, the seven-day Lanai experience contrasts the rugged coastal landscapes of the Four Seasons Resort Lanai with the forest-based wellness focus of Sensei Lanai. These curated paths are designed to move beyond standard tourism, utilizing local storytellers and experts to provide context to each destination.




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