We work with private banks, wealth managers and family office associations whose clients and members want their company and family travel handled by one trusted team.
Who we work with
When your clients ask who handles their travel.
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Private banks & wealth managers
Relationship managers are often asked who looks after a client's travel. We give you a discreet, client-paid travel office to recommend: one team for the client's company and their family, working with the confidentiality your clients expect.
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Family office associations & networks
We support associations and networks with briefings for members on travel, loyalty programs and hosting events at private properties, and offer a trusted introduction route for members who need a travel office.
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Advisors to owner-led businesses
Law firms, accountants and other advisors whose clients run companies of 100 to 1,000 people, and who want a reliable name to pass on when travel comes up.
How a partnership works
Simple, personal and discreet.
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A conversation
We learn about your clients or members and what they ask for. You see how we work, so you can judge whether we're right to recommend.
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An agreed way of working
Introductions, member briefings or client events: we agree what's useful for your clients or members and keep it simple.
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Discreet introductions
Every introduction is handled personally and confidentially. If we're not the right fit for someone, we say so plainly.
What your clients receive
A name you can pass on with confidence.
One team, both worlds
The people who book your board's travel already know your family's preferences. Nothing falls between two agencies.
Your own address, handled
When the venue is your home, estate or company site, we take care of guest travel, arrivals, nearby rooms and transfers, alongside your staff.
Paid by you alone
We accept no commissions from hotels or airlines, so every recommendation has a single interest at heart: yours.
Nothing to repeat
Preferences, loyalty accounts, documents and company rules stay on file, so every request begins where the last one ended.