Aman and Remote Lands Just Unveiled Their Private-Jet Expeditions for 2028

Aman and Remote Lands are ready to take you around the world in 2028. The five-star hotel group and the luxury tour operator have debuted yet another slew of private-jet expeditions, building upon their previous itineraries since their partnership began in 2013. And this time around, the duo has shortened the length of their adventures to better accommodate today’s ever-busy luxury traveler—though you’ll still be carried by an Airbus ACJ 319 jet as you pop to opulent Aman resorts spanning the globe. For its latest collection of adventures, Remote Lands and Aman have two new journeys joining the fray. First up is Cultural Treasures of Asia, a 15-night journey spanning from March 4 to 19. You’ll kick things off with a stay at Aman Tokyo, where you can embark on activities such as a sushi-making class with a master chef or samurai sword lessons. Then, the Airbus will whisk you away to Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious structure in Cambodia that you can view from a private helicopter. Other highlights—in addition to the striking views, of course—include exploring Tiger Leaping Gorge and the famed Tiger’s Nest Monastery before touching down in India to say hello to the Taj Mahal. This adventure is priced from $164,888 per person, based on double occupancy. Inside Aman Tokyo. Aman Later in 2028, you can also experience the From Islands to Ancient Worlds experience. Taking place in October over 17 nights, the new journey will take you to locales around Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, with rates starting from $198,888 (based on double occupancy). From your starting accommodation at Aman Kyoto, where you can enjoy a private geisha evening and Zen meditation, you’ll head out to the hotelier’s private island in the Philippines and its perch in Indonesia’s Central Java, dotted with UNESCO temples. Afterward, settle in at the yet-to-be-opened Amanpulo (debuting in 2028) in the Maldives, surrounded by those famed white-sand beaches and alluring turquoise waters. From there, it’s a hop, skip, and a jump to your final destinations, which include the U.A.E.’s Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, Montenegro’s Adriatic coast, and Istanbul. Other itineraries that Aman and Remote Lands crafted for 2028 include jaunts through China’s UNESCO sites and the chance to venture through Southeast Asia. “For almost 14 years, our partnership with Aman has allowed us to redefine what is possible in private jet travel, creating journeys that go far beyond simply visiting a destination,” Catherine Heald, chairman, CEO, and founder of Remote Lands, said in a press statement. “Our 2028 Aman Jet Expeditions represent the very best of what we do: extraordinary access, thoughtful cultural immersion and seamless, highly personalized travel. From the ancient wonders of Asia to idyllic islands and historic cities, each journey has been meticulously designed to give our guests a deeper connection to the places they visit while experiencing them in unparalleled comfort and style.” A look at Amanpulo, opening in 2028. Aman That deeper connection is fostered by Remote Lands, which uses its connections around the world to fully immerse you in the local culture. Each journey can be fully customized, too, with every couple or solo traveler getting their own luxury car, driver, and guide to explore each destination based on their own interests for the ultimate bespoke experience. Sounds like 2028 can’t come soon enough. Authors Nicole Hoey Digital Editor Nicole Hoey is Robb Report's digital editor. While studying at Boston University, she read, wrote and read some more as an English and journalism major. A class taught by a Boston Globe copy editor… Read More