Explore some of the world’s most iconic places on our flagship private jet journey. During this breathtaking trip around the world, explore cultural and natural treasures that have inspired and captured the imagination of humankind for centuries! And you'll travel in supreme comfort aboard our fully customized private jet, outfitted with fully reclining flatbed seats with space for no more than 52 guests.

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Mar 20 - Apr 12, 2022 Departure; Oct 5 - 28, 2022 Departure

Adam Tanner

A writer and lecturer, who spent much of his career as a foreign correspondent, Adam Tanner has long studied the impact of colonialism, economic engagement and globalization, and is especially interested in the enduring impact of Europe on Asia, Latin America and Africa. He has appeared on CNN, Bloomberg TV, NPR, the BBC and written for publications such as Scientific America, Forbes, Fortune, Time and MIT Technology. He is an associate at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science (IQSS) at Harvard University where he has been since 2011, first as a fellow at the Nieman Foundation, then at IQSS. He is also an expert on privacy and commerce and has written two books, What Stays in Vegas and Our Bodies, Our Data.

Aug 29 - Sep 21, 2022 Departure; Dec 29, 2022 - Jan 21, 2023 Departure

Craig Benjamin

A teacher of world history at the university level, Craig Benjamin is also a lecturer and author of several books including Big History: Between Nothing and Everything and a contributing scholar to Cambridge History of the World: A World with States, Empires and Networks. He was also an instructor of the “Great Courses” program, Foundations of Eastern Civilizations. Benjamin’s work provides a fascinating look at world history and the environmental context in which world civilizations flourished, and eventually declined. He has written and taught about the Inca in Peru, the Polynesian migration through the South Pacific and to Easter Island, pre-European history of the Australian reef, the history and cultural symbolism of Angkor Wat, and migrating nomads across the Himalayas to India, among other topics. Born in Queensland, Australia, Benjamin has traveled extensively through Southeast Asia, India, along the trade routes of the Arabian Peninsula, and most all of the destinations on the trip.