Abercrombie and Kent’s new private jet tour

Arushi Sakhuja 

After two long years, travel is back, and it’s only right to have a desire for new experiences. If exploring new destinations is what you are craving, UK’s luxury travel firm, Abercrombie and Kent’s new private jet tour takes you around the world in just 24 days. The Cultural Treasures itinerary makes a stop at 8 destinations around the world which includes Washington, Japan, Nepal, Bhutan, India, Jordan, Sicily and the United Arab Emirates. Travel to each destination onboard Abercrombie & Kent’s customised private jet, the Boeing 757.

Abercrombie and Kent’s customised jet features Italian leather seats equipped with four-way adjustable headrests, all of which open into a 6’5” long lay-flat bed. Onboard, you can expect to indulge in a delectable culinary experience curated by an executive chef and a range of thoughtful amenities, from an espresso maker to noise-cancelling headphones.

Abercrombie and Kent’s spectacular adventure introduces you to some of the most fascinating peoples, places and celebrations, in intimate and unforgettable ways. From the Taj Mahal and Abu Dhabi’s modern wonders to a flight over Everest base camp and a Sicilian wedding party, Cultural Treasures immerses you in a holistic culture-rich experience.

And if you thought you need 80 days to travel the world, think again! Abercrombie and Kent’s cultural private jet tour is a 24-day trip with a total of 48 guests. Led by experts handpicked for their deep understanding of local cultures, immerse yourself in the world of rich cultural heritage without forgoing luxury.

What’s more? Not only is the jet a haven for those who enjoy the finer things, but accommodations at each destination include premier properties, such as the Oberoi Amarvilas overlooking the Taj Mahal and the 19th century Villa Igiea in the Gulf of Palermo.  The trip is scheduled for the summer of 2023.

Price: $153,900 per person

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