popular destinations - Worldwide

St. Moritz in Switzerland is the skiing paradise of the elite, with royalty and A-list celebrities visiting it year-in-year-out. When visiting with a private jet, a 15 minute drive from Samedan Airport, takes you to this magnificent place.

Norman’s Cay is a super-exclusive resort owned by the Four Seasons Hotel. It’s so exclusive that you can only approach it by private jet or yacht.

As you’d expect there are beautiful views, a fantastic environment, and plenty more.

The Caribbeans are packed full of fantastic travel destinations. St. Maarten has a commercial landing strip and therefore accessable by private jet. It's truly one of the most beautiful islands in the world.

Also referred to as St Barts, Saint Barthélemy is an island in the eastern Caribbean Sea. It’s a popular travel destination because it’s one of the most picturesque islands in the Caribbean. Accessible by private jet charter, St Barts attracts over 200,000 tourists every year thanks to its white, sandy beaches, tropical climate and luxury accommodations.

Anguilla is a country of snow-white beaches and magnificent landscapes, and turquoise water and palm trees immerse you in the exotic atmosphere of an unforgettable vacation. By chartering a private jet to Anguilla, you can enjoy an incredible luxury holiday amid splendor and beauty.

The Faroe Islands are located within the Arctic Circle and is one of the best places to catch the northern lights. With 18 major islands and plenty of minor ones, there are plenty of breathtaking views to experience.

Flying into Varga Airport is an experience in itself, just make sure that you pack correctly for the environment.

The airport in Paro is one of the most dangerous in the world. It’s located 2,225 meters above sea level and surrounded by the Himalayan mountains. In fact, the land strip can only be seen during the last few minutes of landing and involves a sharp left turn as you approach.

If you’re looking to experience an amazing flight, and one-of-a-kind views of the Himalayas then this is your spot.

Easter Island is a popular destination due to the Easter heads. These sculptures have intriqued people for centuries and visiting them is a unique opportunity.Easter Island is a sight to behold. Tourists come mainly to view the gigantic stone heads with jutting jaws, top knots that look like hats, and large eyes made of coral with obsidian pupils. There are many other things to see and do on this 63-square-mile Chilean territory in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, but the statues resonate the most because they are remnants of a lost culture, every bit as phenomenal as Peru’s Machu Picchu or Cambodia’s Angkor Wat.

Telluride is the American equivalent of St Moritz. Similarly, it’s a place where commercial flights won’t take you, but of course, you can go there by car. This exclusive ski town will provide you with fantastic views of the San Juan mountains and days of skiing pleasure. Telluride is located high in the San Juan Mountains, approximately 9,500 feet above sea level in a box canyon and it’s a famous ski town, providing numerous indoor and outdoor activities, lively festivals, special events, fine dining and world-class shopping. The most popular tourist attractions are the Sherdian Opera House, the Michael D.Palm Theatre, and many others.

Ibiza is probably the party center of the world with 24-hour clubs, pool parties, discos, and live music. So what better way to truly party then to arrive in style via a private jet. No European summer is complete without spending a week partying and relaxing at this world-famous destination. But what many first-timers don’t know is that there’s a tranquil side to this Balearic island, too, where hippy-ish yoga retreats meet sleek boutique hotels, and family-friendly Spanish beaches set the scene for some of the Mediterranean’s best sunset views.

From the moment you arrive, you’ll find yourself falling naturally in rhythm with the heartbeat of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Experience our rich culture and storied history, pristine beaches, turquoise waters, natural diversity and smiling, friendly people who can’t wait to warmly welcome you to America’s Caribbean Paradise.

New York is a state that’s both familiar and full of surprises. From the thrill of deep-sea fishing off the shores of Long Island to tranquil hiking and paddling in the Adirondack Mountains, there are four seasons of attractions here, whether you’re indoors or out.
The tallest buildings, biggest museums, and best pizza—NYC is also a city of superlatives, and it lives up to every one of them. From the dazzling spectacle of Broadway to MoMA’s world-class galleries, the boutiques of SoHo, and the array of restaurants offering cuisines from every corner of the world, there’s a different New York to discover every time you visit.

Los Angeles is an exciting, magical, sprawling place without a center. Everything about Los Angeles appears overwhelming at first glance: the congested network of freeways, home of many celebrities, famous locations and is full of free museums.

But once you get past L.A.’s more confounding qualities, you’ll discover a dynamic, diverse, culturally rich and beautiful city blessed with mountains, beaches and nearly perfect weather.

Welcome to the Windy City, that is famous for its architectural beauty, vibrant culture, and colorful past. It's the third largest city in the U.S. and the largest city in the midwest. With professional baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and soccer teams, Chicago is a sports aficianado's dream come true. It's also a foodie paradise with world-class museums, architectural gems, luxury shopping, and a long list of live music venues and comedy clubs. It's a place where you're sure to find plenty of things to do — and eat.

Palm Beach is home to legendary resorts, exquisite mansions and historic landmarks.

A gentler side of Florida awaits you—with cleaner sands, warmer waters and fewer crowds. Come see where America’s First Resort Destination was built and genuine hospitality began. Discover a place that surpasses all expectations, awaiting discerning travelers who won’t settle for the ordinary. A place different from the rest, waiting just for you.

The Maldives is a nation of islands in the Indian Ocean, that spans across the equator. The country is comprised of 1192 islands that stretch along a length of 871 kilometers.

The country’s unique geography mesmerizes the visitor. Reefs that offer bands of color, tiny jewel-like islands rimmed with the whitest of soft sand surrounded by the clearest shallow waters that one can imagine.

The Maldives is home to about five percent of the planet’s reefs that comes with an explosion of color contributed by soft and hard corals that form them. The reefs are home to a thousand species of fish.

Milan is one of Italy’s most fashionable cities, home to some of the country’s major fashion brands. One of the best spots in the city centre to find them in one spot happens to be the world’s oldest shopping mall, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. But Milan’s not all about fashion, though. It’s among the great Italian cities where you can find rich history, art and culture through grand landmarks. These include the majestic Duomo and its grand collection of basilicas. Add the city's gastronomic traditions and you’ll have plenty of compelling reasons to put a trip to Milan on your bucket list.

Paris? This is a world! Each of its neighborhoods is explored as a country, from Montmartre the villager to the Latin Quarter and the cradle of the Ile de la Cité. And every stone tells us about art, from the centuries-old Louvre Museum to the futuristic Louis Vuitton Foundation. Because Paris is a permanent holiday for culture, including gastronomy.

The deep blue waters of the Cote d’Azur are the dramatic backdrop for elegant Nice. Breathe in the fresh Mediterranean air as you stroll the famous Promenade des Anglais, be charmed by the quaint streets of Old Town, or get a panoramic view of the whole city from atop Castle Hill. Indulge in classic Provençal dishes and wines in one of the city’s intimate cafes or bustling brasseries. And don’t pass up the chance to experience the French Riviera’s glitz and glamor by taking day trips to Saint Tropez and Monaco.

If the mention of Mykonos doesn’t immediately bring to mind bright white buildings, turquoise skies and tanned bodies lining golden sandy beaches, you’ve been living under a rock. The most popular Greek Island in the Aegean Sea is all about energy and attracts a diverse and upscale crowd that thrives on its stylish nightlife. During the day some privacy can be had in the more secluded north beaches, but the south beaches are all party. Ski, jet-ski, windsurf, horseback ride, parasail or just save up your energy for the evening ahead, like most of your fellow travelers in Mykonos.

Palm-fringed beaches, chili-spiced cuisine, steamy jungles, teeming cities, fiesta fireworks: Mexico conjures diverse, vivid dreams – and then delivers them.

Mexico has a vibrant culture highlighted by one of the most famous cuisines in the world. Your taste buds are in for a treat here!

This massive country is home to pristine beaches, bustling cities, ancient ruins, and colorful colonial towns. From barren deserts to soaring mountains, to hidden underground sinkholes, there’s much to discover when you travel to Mexico.

San Juan is a clash between history and modernity. You will find areas like Old San Juan, where you can walk between colorful colonial houses and historical forts that date back to the Spanish colonial era in Puerto Rico. But, San Juan also sports modern Miami-style neighborhoods like Condado and Ocean Park, with luxury hotels, fine dining restaurants, and nightclubs. And if that isn’t enough, you can always find a beach close to you. All these landscapes get mixed with a friendly and lively local culture that will make you want to stay on the island forever!

Sardinia is well-known as a paradise in the heart of the Mediterranean. Obviously, its sunny coasts and its white and sandy beaches are the main tourist attractions, but there is a endless list of places and facets to discover in Sardinia. We are talking about the most renowned towns and cities, the most characteristic islands and, of course, important sites of historical and cultural interest.

Mallorca is the biggest island in Spain’s Balearic Island archipelago, which also includes fantastic destinations like Ibiza, Menorca, and Formentera. But we found that Mallorca in particular has such a deep sense of place–a true identity that sets it apart from other parts of Spain. It’s coves and beaches are exceptional. It’s a place full of unique culture and cuisine. And it’s well worth the quick flight off the mainland.

Dance 'til dawn in Manila, dive and discover the colours of the Pacific in Bohol, enter complete relaxation on the white beaches of Boracay, or kayak through the limestone cliffs of El Nido. From underground rivers and rice terraces to vibrant festivals and fresh food, a Philippines vacation is an inviting tropical escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Find the perfect resort to sip cocktails at in Palawan, or fall in love with the Southeast Asian cuisine in Cebu. Whether you're after an island-hopping getaway or a beach adventure, this Pearl of the Orient is calling your name.

Malta packs glorious variety into its small archipelago. You'll find prehistoric temples, fossil-studded cliffs, hidden coves, thrilling scuba diving and a history of remarkable intensity.

It has a laidback tropical vibe with picture-perfect beaches and amazing diving. And would you believe that Malta also has the highest density of historic sights on the planet! Whether you want to lounge at the beach, explore the depths of the Mediterranean, or wander around a 5000-year-old necropolis, you can do it here.

Jutting from the foaming Mediterranean like an impregnable fortress, Corsica resembles a miniature continent, with astounding geographical diversity. Within half an hour's drive, the landscape ranges from glittering bays, vibrant coastal cities and fabulous beaches to sawtooth mountain ridges, verdant valleys, dense forests and time-forgotten hilltop villages. Holidays in Corsica offer tremendously varying opportunities: from hiking and canyoning to snorkelling and sunbathing, enjoying a leisurely boat trip, delving into the island’s multifaceted history and sampling local delicacies.

Seductively beautiful and perfectly placed in the heart of the Mediterranean, Sicily has been luring passersby since the time of legends. The land of the Cyclops has been praised by poets from Homer to Virgil and prized by the many ancient cultures – Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Elymians, Romans and Greeks – whose bones lie buried here. Whether in the classical perfection of Agrigento's Concordia temple, the monumental rubble of Selinunte's columns or the rare grace of a dancing satyr statue rescued from Mazara del Vallo's watery depths, reminders of bygone civilisations are everywhere.

While it's justifiably famed for its fantastic beaches, Barbados is an island that has it all. In addition to fine powdery sand and brilliant turquoise bays, you'll find smashing nightlife, a Unesco World Heritage–listed capital, a beautiful interior dotted with gardens, and wild surf on the lonely east coast, all inhabited by a proud and welcoming populace.

Some 2.5 million tourists visit the Cayman Islands each year. Most of them are cruise-ship passengers, who spend a few hours shopping, sunbathing or swimming with stingrays before pulling out of port. Others hunker down near Seven Mile Beach, enjoying their all-inclusive resort on one of the Caribbean's most beautiful stretches of sand. And a lucky few venture further and explore its wonders, above and beneath the waters.

Baroque streetscapes and imperial palaces set the stage for Vienna's artistic and musical masterpieces alongside its coffee-house culture and vibrant epicurean and design scenes.

Vienna is rich with history, culture, and cuisine, and the city maintains a calm vibrancy that inspires each of its guests.

The city is a beguiling mix of old and new. For most, Vienna is classical music, imperial history and monumental architecture. It has art and new buildings are everywhere. This city has a rich past, but has a lot to offer now.

The headquarters of the World Trade Organization, World Health Organization, International Committee of the Red Cross, the second-largest branches of the United Nations and World Bank (among some 200-odd international organisations, including not-for-profits) are here, along with the overload of luxury hotels, boutiques, jewellers, restaurants and chocolatiers accompanying them.

Instantly recognizable icons like Big Ben and St. Paul's Cathedral welcome you to history-laden London, the UK's multicultural capital that's a tireless innovator of art and culture.

London, home to world-class restaurants, pubs, musicals, world-class museums, an unparalleled music scene, fantastic hotels, statement buildings and some seriously rich history. Plus, tea.

London is a beautiful city to visit, and with England's fantastic public transportation, it's a breeze to get from point A to point B.

Dubai is a stirring alchemy of profound traditions and ambitious futuristic vision wrapped into starkly evocative desert splendour.

Dubai has grown to be one of the most recognisable destinations worldwide with its lavish architecture, fine dining posibilities, amazing events, incredible skylines and giant shopping malls. Among the most progressive destinations in the Middle East, Dubai is also the home to Burj Khalifa, the tallest human-made building globally. While Abu Dhabi is the capital of the UAE, Dubai is the most popular & populous city.