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Luxury travel companies – what sets them apart?

  • Haris Chechi
  • 28 May 2025
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This article was written by Glion. Click here to read the original article

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Luxury travel brands doing things differently

Some of the world’s most respected luxury travel companies are standing out by taking a fresh approach.  Their strategies are aimed at providing comfort, meaning, care and personal connection.  

Let’s look at how a few of these brands have set new standards for guest expectations and influenced global trends.

Case study 1: 

&Beyond is well known for its strong focus on conservation. The company designs safari and nature-based trips that help protect wildlife and support local communities. Its strategy is clear: luxury should benefit the places people visit. 

By including conservation fees in trip costs and partnering with local guides, &Beyond proves eco-conscious travel can still feel exclusive.

Case study 2:

Abercrombie & Kent (A&K) has built its success by offering private luxury tours that combine comfort with access to remote, fascinating parts of the world. 

Key to its growth is its Private Jet Travel experiences,an exclusive travel model that allows small groups of guests to explore multiple countries in one trip. 

These travel experiences are led by expert guides and offer five-star service throughout. A&K uses a high-touch model, meaning everything from dining to cultural experiences is personalized. 

Its strategy also focuses on building strong local partnerships, ensuring guests experience authentic moments in every destination. 

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By delivering consistent quality across all regions and offering rare access to places not available to regular tourists, A&K has become one of the most trusted names in luxury travel.

Case study 3:

Scott Dunn has grown by providing tailor-made luxury adventures for niche travelers. Central to its strategy is ongoing customer research through surveys and direct interviews. 

This helps the company keep up with changing tastes, especially in high-end markets where travelers expect unique, personal experiences.

Rather than offering standard packages, Scott Dunn creates custom itineraries that match each guest’s lifestyle and preferences, from luxury safaris to cultural tours and family-friendly escapes. 

It also invests in building long-term relationships with clients, which supports repeat business and brand loyalty.

Staying close to its audience and being flexible with what it offers has enabled Scott Dunn to build a reputation for delivering luxury travel that feels truly personal and unique.

These companies are shaping future trends by showing that modern luxury brand strategy is about trust, emotion and value at every touchpoint. That’s why more young professionals are now exploring hospitality careers that combine creativity, culture and care.

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