Four Seasons has announced two trips around the world by 2026, including an Odyssey of nine these with stops in Japan, Montreal and Mallorca. Olivia Palamountain informs

Four Seasons’ last private experience is “Grand Horizons”, a 24 -day transverse trip that covers nine destinations in North America, Asia and Europe.

This opulent trip, with a price of US $ 229,000 per person based on the double occupation, takes nine destinations, including Japan, Bangkok (or Koh Samui) Estanbul, Milan and Lisbon.

It also includes several new stops in the private reaction experience of Four Seasons, such as Napa Valley, Mallorca and Montreal.

The highlight of the trip is a two -night luxury cruise through Ha Long Bay, a Unesco World Heritage site.

Four Seasons is now accepting reservations for the first 24 -day trip from August 12 to 29, 2026.

Marc Speichert, executive vice president and commercial director in Four Seasons, says: “After experiencing a private plane trip from Four Seasons, many guests return for more, with 30 percent of embarking on another adventure with us. This strong demand drives us to continue innovating.”

As always, activities during a private Jet experience of four seasons can be customized to adapt to individual interests.

Additional opportunities for Four Seasons guests during the “Grand Horizons” include learning the Samurai sword game in Tokyo, exploring one of the world -fashionable capitals in Milan or experiencing the highest fortune wheel in Canada, the great Roue de Montréal.

Four Seasons has also reinvented its “world of adventure” itinerary.

The new version, compressed on an 18 -day trip, is designed for travelers pressed over time looking for a condensed experience around the world.

With a price of US $ 199,000 per person, this trip will take Singapore’s guests to Miami, with stops in Seychelles, Rwanda, Marrakech, Bogotá and the Galapagos Islands.

“Whether it introduces a new trip like Grand Horizons or improves favorites such as World of Adventures, we are always raising the experience, giving the guests something new to wait in the coming years,” adds Speichert.

Four Seasons still has a limited availability in some of its 2025 trips, including the “old explorer” of 24 days that leaves Miami in March, and the “African wonders” of 13 days that leave Athens in August.

Private itineraries of four seasons include accommodations in hotels and resorts by Four Seasons, or, in more remote or sea places, in hotels and on -board vessels selected by Four Seasons.