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How Luxury Gold Journeys Go Above and Beyond with Expert Karen Gower

August 6, 2024 by Leanne Williams No Comments

Ever wondered about those special ingredients that go into creating a Luxury Gold tour? From selecting the most appealing destinations, finding exceptional hotels and exclusive experiences, to thinking of every moment that weaves your journey together, it takes a special person to make such a special journey. Combining expertise with passion and dedication, we spoke to tour planner Karen Gower, to find out more.

For travel inspiration take a look at our collection of small group journeys

First and Foremost, I Think Like a Guest

Trip planner Karen samples a delicate desert in Italy

Karen joined Luxury Gold at its inception over ten years ago, initially as a Travel Concierge before taking on the role of Travel Experiences Manager Europe in 2024. “I fell in love with the product, and it’s been my life ever since,” she says with pride.

“I don’t think that there’s anybody in the company that has had the privilege to get to know as many Luxury Gold guests as I have personally. Eating with them, spending time with them and walking them through itineraries. So, I’m able to put myself in their shoes.

“I ensure this personal touch permeates throughout a Luxury Gold itinerary, a true understanding of who the guest is and what their expectations are. And it’s of course all cemented together by your Travel Concierge, the master of ceremonies at the helm of every journey.”

You may also be interested to read: The 7 secret skills of every Luxury Gold Travel Concierge

Tailoring Each Journey, Your Travel Concierge

Travel Concierge Elena sares local pastries with guests

“I encourage each Travel Concierge to carefully consider each guest as an individual,” says Karen, “making a note of their interests and what excites them. Through this they can look for how we can make their trip personal to them. It is the little extras that make the difference, small, noticeable touches can affect a guest’s time with us and make their trip extra special.

“The other thing that is so important to our guests is not to have to think while they are with us. We take care of everything they need and think of everything they haven’t even thought of. You leave your luggage for the porter, and it magically appears in your next hotel room. We take care of special diets, so guests don’t have to explain every time to a restaurant. It is a seamless way to travel, you are even picked up from home and taken to the airport.”

Meet one of our exceptional Travel Concierges: How Travel Concierge Elena Makes Italy Sparkle

Luxury Takes Many Forms

A local chef talks to diners, gesturing over a plate of fine dining.

When creating new itineraries and experiences, Karen tells us she focuses on the unexpected. “I’m always looking for something that’s a bit different, something that guests wouldn’t do on their own,” she says.

“That’s the benefit of traveling with Luxury Gold. We show you things that you wouldn’t otherwise come across, such as that little local bakery behind the hotel that sells the most exquisite pastries, but nobody writes about because its local.”

“Authenticity is also a luxury. For example, it might not be appropriate to have a fine dining experience, if that’s not the local food. But the opportunity to dine on traditional local fare at a small local restaurant, tasting traditional recipes and the local wine is a truly exceptional experience.

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Connection and Passion are Key

“We hear a lot from guests about how much they love contact with local people,” Karen says. “Passionate local people with a story to tell. Maybe they’re preserving their cultural heritage or sharing their cooking skills. This is a luxury when you explore new places. Everyone can tick things off their bucket list, but you never forget that personal contact and that passion that somebody has shown for something that you might not have even known about.”

“The traditional Moll farm that we visit in Norway on Timeless Scandinavia is a great example,” she tells us of one of our MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experiences, adding that nobody would ever go up there without us knowing about it. “We meet the owner whose family has been there for generations and are invited into her home. She sings to our guests, gives them the apple cake made from their apples by the local bakery makes and talks about the historic paintings that she’s got in the rooms of her house. She tells us the significance of her home and how she’s preserving a way of life. That is so important, and it is probably not mentioned in any of the guidebooks.”

Discover this on: Timeless Scandinavia

We’re The Envy of Other Travelers

The ornate front of Doges Palace in Italy shows statues, a balcony and intricate stonework

“Luxury also means exclusivity, which I weave this into every Luxury Gold journey” explains Karen, citing the after-hours VIP visit to Doges Palace in Venice as an example, a highlight of our Ultimate Italy itinerary. “Like a film star, you cruise down the Grand Canal in a water taxi past the spectacular buildings. Its towards the end of the day so most tourists have gone home. We meet our Local Expert, Silvia in Saint Mark’s Square and make our way over to the old doors of the palace which swing open, just for us, which is incredible.

“Often there will be a few people in the square who will approach because they think the palace is opening, and we have to say “I’m really sorry, we’d love to help but we have a Luxury Gold private tour, and then we waltz into the palace!

“It’s an exclusive moment to the extent that in on massive room, you stop in one corner and jump slightly on the floor and, because all of Venice is floating, you can actually feel the floor moving, which is something you couldn’t do if it were open to the public. So that is an incredible experience.”

Of course, exclusivity and authenticity don’t mean that any big moments are missed. “On all of our journeys you will see the big experiences you would expect of the location,” says Karen. “We ride the Glacier Express on Majestic Switzerland and enjoy a VIP after-hours visit to the Tower of London on British Royale.

Discover this on: Majestic Switzerland and British Royale 

You may also be interested to read: After Hours: Travel Like a VIP With These Exclusive Experiences

Sustainability is at the Core of Every Journey

Weaver Marta focusses on threads on an old traditional loomb

“For Luxury Gold, and all our sister brands at The Travel Corporation, responsible travel is a core base of our journeys,” Karen says. “The goal of our How We Tread Right sustainability strategy is to include a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience on at least 50% of itineraries by 2025, but we’re proud to say we have already surpassed this. Every journey has at least one MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience, with some tours featuring many more.

“These experiences give something back and leave a positive impact on the places we visit. They also offer exclusive opportunities to meet some amazing people We also responsibly source all hotels and experiences, ensuring our impact is positive everywhere we go.”

Karen cites meeting Tracey from Tracey’s Farmhouse on Ultimate Ireland as a highlight for guests and in Perugia, Italy, “fourth generation weaver Marta who we meet on Ultimate Italy has an incredible story to tell about preserving her craft, and is an amazing person who our guests just fall in love with.”

Read more about our commitment to responsible travel: 100% Meaningful, 100% Memorable: Why Every Luxury Gold Journey Matters

Time to Enjoy, and Time to Personalize

A Luxury Gold Tavel Concierge talks with smiling guests at an outdoor dinner table under the trees.

“When planning a tour, it is very important to keep the pace of the tour in mind at all times,” Karen explains. “With Luxury Gold we’re aiming to cover everything, but make sure that the guests don’t feel rushed or indeed too tired. Afterall time is the ultimate luxury.

“Personalization and Luxury Gold go hand in hand, and true to that a key feature of our journeys is that guests have enough free time to be able to tailor their tours. Our expert Travel Concierge’s are on hand to assist with recommendations, be that for dining, excursions or just a special moment. It’s a more personal service because there are a maximum 24, average of 18 guests on our luxury small group tours. In their free time, guests might be looking to continue with sightseeing, or simply to rest and enjoy the amenities of our fabulous hotels. They may have a spa treatment booked by their Travel Concierge or wish to join them in a surprise little extra walk or talk.”

 You may also be interested to read: How Travel Concierge Shona Goes Above and Beyond

Our Collection of Luxury Gold Hotels

The ornate lobby of the Esplanade Hotel in Zagreb with brown sofas, wooden floors and clocks adorning the walls

With these carefully selected properties a hallmark of Luxury Gold journeys, Karen tells us “We definitely favor two or three nights stays on our itineraries,” adding that exceptionally there are some one-night stays when it is a comfort stop in order to avoid an overly long or tiring travel day. “Each tour fits together like a puzzle. It’s a synergy – the sum of the whole greater than each of its parts and a crucial part of that puzzle are the hotels,” she says.

Ranging from heritage properties, boutique city stays to extravagant castles and rural properties with sensational views, Luxury Gold hotels are a destination in themselves. Karen explains that a great deal of thought and care goes into their selection, with each looking to “add something extra to every itinerary.”

A woman relaxes in the outdoor pool of the Union Hotel overlooking Geiranger Fjord in Norway

“As a rule, our hotels are five-star when available, and always in a great location,” she says, explaining that if 5 star is not available, as in some more rural locations, a high-end four star will be sourced and usually with upgraded rooms. “For example, the Hotel Union overlooking Norway’s sensational Geirangerfjord is a 4-star hotel, with its fjord view rooms offering the most breathtaking views you won’t want to leave – pictures just don’t do it justice.”

“Each property is considered on a case-by-case basis, and from a personal view. Generally, a central location is preferable to somewhere on the outside of the city, but if the quality of the hotel warrants being slightly outside and doesn’t put our guests at any disadvantage, I would choose the better property. Guests also need to be able to go out and about easily. But superior quality is always front of mind.”

Learn more about this sensational hotel: How to Spend 48 Hours in One of Norway’s Most Scenic Hotels

Exceptional Dining Binds Each Journey

An elegant plate of mozarella and tomatoes with a womans hands holding a knife and fork

Who can talk about guided touring without talking about dining? Offering a chance to taste the flavors of a region, guests can learn about history through food, connecting with each other and the locals.

“These are the moments that bring everyone together,” says Karen. “Guests often underestimate the friendships they will make on a tour. I often hear from those who have decided to travel together in the future, or who visit each other when they return home. They most certainly start as strangers and finish as friends, and dining is a key part of that.”

Michelin Star and acclaimed restaurants of course lead the way. But more than sitting down for meals, join expert locals on foodie street tours, learn to cook, enjoy winery picnics and breakfast in bed.

“Our cooking classes are often underrated by guests, until they try one,” says Karen with a smile. “Especially those of our guests that don’t usually do a lot of cooking!”

“The class on Ultimate Italy takes place in an old hunting lodge of the Medici family, in the middle of the vineyards and Alessio is our chef is incredible. You’re looking out of these huge windows across rolling hillsides and vines as you’re making your pasta. I mean, there can’t be anything that’s more typically Italian yet so intimate.”

Discover this on: Ultimate Italy

Bookmark for later: 7 ways you’ll celebrate Tuscan food when you travel with Luxury Gold

One Eye Always on the Future

Four Luxury Gold guests relax on a private yacht in Capri, Italy

“There are so many pinch me moments in this job,” says Karen, adding that she is happily never really off duty. “Even when I’m on my own holiday I’m always looking for inspiration for our journeys. My daughters often travel with me but are wise to my motives – they often ask if I will be taking my guests there.”

“I’m always looking at roads to see if coaches can get down them, where they would stop and the impression new destinations would have on guests. If I walk into a fabulous restaurant my mind would be racing to see if I can design a new itinerary in order to go there!

“Designing a new itinerary is a little bit like going shopping. I am looking for a Michelin dinner, a series of 5-star hotels, a VIP experience, something cultural or part of the local heritage. I then put it all in my basket and make sure that it fits together in a comfortable, balanced and luxurious way, showcasing the best that destination has to offer.”

To experience just how special a Luxury Gold tour is for yourself, take a look at our worldwide collection of small group journeys

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How Travel Concierge Elena Makes Italy Sparkle

July 16, 2024 by Leanne Williams No Comments
Travel Concierge Elena ia pictured smiling with a blue jacket on a street in Italy

Rome, Florence, Tuscany and Venice. Known for its soaring frescos, delectable gelato, rolling vineyards and la dolche vita, there’s noting quite as thrilling and decadent as a luxury vacation to Italy. We invite you to join us on an indulgent 12-Day guided tour showcasing this sensational country at its finest and made even more exceptional by your Travel Concierge.

We spoke with Elena, a Luxury Gold Travel Concierge since the brands inception in 2011 and an Italy expert. She tells us more about going above and beyond to make your Ultimate Italy journey incredible.

“To me Luxury travel means superlative. Exclusive. Absolute perfection,” explains Elena. “Every time, I go above and beyond for all the guests. I take care of them, and I do it with passion and sincerity.”

For travel inspiration read our Italy destination guide

 

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Benvenuto Italy

Your Ultimate Italy small group journey starts in Rome – The Eternal City. The Vatican Museums, Roman Forum and Colosseum take center stage, combined with free time to soak up the delight of Italy’s capital in your own way. The five star Palazzo Montemartini is perfectly located in the heart of the city, for you to explore at your own pace. You’ll spend two nights here before travelling to the ill-fated city of Pompei.

Once you arrive your Travel Concierge is by your side to help you settle in. Fluent in the local language and an expert in your destination, Elena helps guests make the most of their luxury vacation to Italy with her little black book of contacts and restaurant suggestions galore.

Discover this on: Ultimate Italy

Sunset over Rome showing a river and bridge in front of St Peter Basilica

Exceptional service means personal service

More than a master of logistics, to be a Travel Concierge is to go above and beyond for all the guests. Elena explains that taking time to get to know each guest personally is the secret. “When I know somebody is really interested in something, then I can really see an opportunity that will make their magical moment for them.

“I recall a couple that were celebrating their 50th anniversary on one of my tours. They never asked me anything, but I knew it was their anniversary so, I arranged for a surprise during our Michelin-starred lunch on the Isle of Capri. The best part was that the waiters came out with all sorts of instruments when we presented them with a cake, candles and Champagne, and they just had a marvelous time, lots of fun.”

You may also like: Sunshine on a plate: Travel Concierge Dom on his love of Iberia

 

Michelin-starred dining on the Isle of Dreams

With expectational dining a hallmark of every Luxury Gold journey, Michelin-starred dining on the Isle of Dreams, Capri, is one of the highlights of Ultimate Italy. This sun-drenched isle is the epitome of the celebrity lifestyle, and lunch at Le Monzù offers both sensational cuisine and spectacular views on your luxury vacation to Italy. With your Travel concierge ensuring each moment is seamless, you’ll arrive by open-top taxi and enjoy a private cruise showcasing Capri’s dramatic coastline, winding your way through hidden coves and visiting the famous White Grotto.

You may also enjoy reading: These Are Our 15 Favorite Michelin Star Restaurants in Italy

A round table with white linen is set for dinner in front of a window showing a view of mountains and sea in Italy

Photo credit: @lemonzurestaurant on Instagram

Get into the heart of rural Italy

Away from the shining cities, Italy’s rural landscapes and communities are very special. In Umbria personalize your day – be guided through the incredible frescos at the Basilica of St. Francis with a local historian view. Or, with the help of a local gourmand, learn the roots of Umbrian cuisine. Elena is on hand to help guests choose, finding out their preferences and suggesting the perfect fit.

In Perugia enjoy a special a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience and meet fourth-generation weaver Marta, who shares the art of medieval Umbrian tradition of loom-weaving. And in San Gimigiano, enjoy a private wine tasting tour with the owners of Guardastelle Estate and indulge in sensational gelato with World Champion Gelato maestro, Sergio Dondoli.

Bookmark for later: This Little Gelateria in San Gimignano May Just Serve The Best Gelato in All of Italy

Tuscany landscape with farmhouse in the mist

Special surprises

“One of the best parts of our job is the fact that we can be so creative,” says Elena. “Each time we can personalize flourishes and surprises according to the guests that we have on our trip, or to the place where we are. It can be some chocolates delivered to the room, or maybe a special cake.

“Sometimes we can offer it to them in an informal but thoughtful way and that makes it just so special. Or we can go to the other end, because Luxury Gold is a high-end product, and we can offer something really exclusive. So, we are always making memorable moments.”

Foodie heaven in Florence and Pisa

As well as soaking up the main sights, your two days in Florence and Pisa are a gourmet delight. There’s no better way to get to the heart of Italy than through the cuisine.

You’ll have opportunity to explore Florence’s markets and gourmet stores with a local food expert, and take a foraging trip for truffles, guided by an expert truffle dog. You’ll also learn from a professional Italian chef how to roll pasta by hand. With opportunities to choose where you dine, Elena is on hand with suggestions for restaurants and dining experiences for every preference. She’ll also take care of any transport booking or guide you to your destination.

You may also like: Exploring the World’s Most Renowned Truffle Regions

The glitz of the Cinque Terra and VIP Venice

Your 12-day luxury vacation in Italy finishes up with a visit to the cliffside town of the picturesque UNESCO-listed Cinque Terra before the grand VIP finale, Venice. You’ll arrive by water taxi to your luxury hotel the Palazzo Nani Venice, and step behind the velvet ropes of Doges Palace for a private, after-hours tour. Ancient glassblowing and a serenaded gondola ride are just some of the delights in store, of course paired with delicious dining as you finish your journey in style.

You may be interested to read: 100% Meaningful, 100% Memorable: Why Every Luxury Gold Journey Matters

The secret to making guests feel extra special?

“Above and beyond the everyday care of each guest, I listen to them and try to understand their interests,” says Elena. “One of the questions that I always ask on the first day when I’m meeting my guests is ‘what is the reason for having chosen this trip?’ And this is the moment where I can get the most incredible stories, which in turn enable me to personalize their journey. Sometimes they’re coming back to their roots, sometimes it’s a special occasion. Sometimes they’ve overcoming some difficult times so it’s a moment of joy, and sometimes it’s just a treat and they just want to explore exquisite destinations in the most luxurious way.”

Discover Italy in luxury style on our Ultimate Italy small group journey

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The Ultimate Japan Packing List: What to Take On Your First Trip

June 26, 2024 by Jess Williamson No Comments
View from room in Japan

If planning your Japan packing list is stressing you out, then you’re in the right place. Our comprehensive list of what to pack for Japan will have you covered whatever the season, and whatever the weather decides to throw at you. Are you ready to visit Japan? With this packing list, you will be. 

What should I pack for 2 weeks in Japan? 

Shoes that are easy to slip on and off 

Many places in Japan require you to take off your shoes upon entry, from restaurants to temples, so having a pair of shoes that’s easy to get on and off will come in very handy. If you’re unsure whether you should be taking off your shoes, look out for tatami mats – if you see them, it generally means shoes off. Obviously you don’t want to then be barefoot (especially in the summer if you’ve been wearing sandals), so make sure you pack some small socks for these instances too. It’s a good idea to keep them in your bag as you sightsee around Japan. 

Related reading: A Haven of Tranquillity: Discovering the Best Luxury Spas in Japan

Tatami mat room Japan

Comfortable walking shoes 

Tokyo was named one of the most walkable cities in the world and the number one most walkable city in Asia, so it goes without saying that a good pair of walking shoes is a Japan packing list essential. We’d recommend breaking any new pairs in before your trip.

Weather dependent clothing 

Particularly in the shoulder seasons of spring and fall, Japanese weather can be changeable with the threat of sporadic rain showers, though these won’t be a problem if you’re adequately prepared! Obviously the clothes you pack will depend on when you’re traveling to Japan – more on that later with our Japan packing list for each season below. 

Discover majestic Japan on our luxury Japan tour.

Shibuya, Tokyo

Japanese yen 

Our best tip is to withdraw Japanese yen once you arrive in Japan – don’t get it at home as you’ll get a terrible exchange rate. There are a number of ATMs in Japan; 7-11 convenience stores offer the easiest option as they’re open 24 hours a day, while Japanese postal ATMs also accept most foreign cards but are only open during post office opening hours. We wouldn’t wait too long to get your cash, however; Japan is a very cash-oriented society, even more so in rural areas. Though a growing number of shops and restaurants accept most credit and debit cards, you don’t want to get caught out.  

Japan Bullet train

Japan rail pass 

If you’re planning on traveling around Japan, then a Japan Rail Pass will be invaluable to you. It grants unlimited travel across Japan’s JR Network, including the Shinkansen bullet trains and conventional rail lines, covering over 20,000 km of rail. Not only is it convenient (no more panicking at foreign train stations), but highly cost-effective as well – a round trip between Tokyo and Kyoto costs about the same as a 7-day Japan Rail Pass, which offers unlimited travel for the same price.  

It’s a physical ticket, so make sure you order it at least two weeks before you fly to Japan (although you can order it up to six months in advance of your trip) to allow ample shipping time. Additionally, the Japan Rail Pass includes access to local JR buses, ferries, and the Tokyo Monorail. It also offers various discounts at hotels, shops, and museums. 

All the usuals  

It goes without saying that you’ll need to sort any visas, passports, and travel insurance with plenty of time before your trip. Make sure your passport has at least six months validity from your return date, and one empty page. Travelers with U.S. passports must have visas for short-term visits (up to 90 days).

What to wear in Japan 

Prepare for Japanese weather 

The weather in Japan can vary greatly as it has distinct seasons, but the weather can vary within seasons too – particularly during the spring. Here’s your Japan packing essentials for each season. Your Japan packing list will depend greatly on what time of year you’re traveling. To get the most out of your trip to Japan, you’ll want to be appropriately dressed. 

Read more: Guardians of a National Icon: Meet Japan’s Cherry Blossom Doctors

Cherry blossom along river in Japan

Spring (March to May) 

With the cherry blossoms in full bloom and mild weather, spring is the perfect time for exploring – just make sure you pack a rain coat! 

  • Light layers of clothing, including both T-shirts and long-sleeve shirts, and thin sweaters. 
  • A thicker jacket or cardigan. 
  • A raincoat and, if you have room, an umbrella. 

You might also like: Bird Costumes and Cherry Blossom: Why Spring is the Best Time to Visit Japan

Summer (June to August) 

Summer in Japan starts with the rainy season in June and July, which is when you’ll absolutely need a waterproof. The weather starts to become warmer and more humid towards August.  

  • Breathable, light clothing including shorts, camisoles, t-shirts, dresses, and skirts.
  • Sunscreen, sunhat and sunglasses. 
  • Swimsuit if you plan on visiting the beach or onsen (hot spring).
  • Comfortable sandals (with a spare pair of socks for entering traditional buildings).
  • Insect repellent. 
  • Breathable waterproof in case of showers.
  • A handheld fan to wave away the heat. 

Kyoto, Japan in Fall

Fall (September to November) 

Visiting Japan in fall allows you to see the beautiful changing of the seasons as the foliage turns a stunning shade of oranges and reds. The cooler weather makes it the perfect time to explore on-foot, though around September time comes typhoon season, bringing a risk of heavy rainstorms, getting drier towards November.

  • Easily-layered clothing, including long-sleeve tops, light sweaters and a jacket for the evenings.
  • Scarves, gloves, and a hat for late autumn chill. 
  • Waterproofs for unexpected showers. 

Lanters in Japan

Winter (December to February) 

Winter in Japan varies from mild temperatures in the southern regions to cold and fairly snowy in the northern areas. Time to wrap up warm! 

  • Warm clothing and layers, such as thick sweaters, thermals and a decent coat. 
  • Water-resistant walking shoes.
  • Thermal socks and gloves. 
  • Scarves, beanies and earmuffs if you’re traveling further north. 

Dressing appropriately in Japan 

It’s not just the weather you need to think about when it comes to packing your clothes. If you’re walking around temples and shrines, it is a good idea to be respectful and have a top layer with sleeves and no tummy or cleavage showing. However, it is not a rule and you’ll sometimes see Japanese people not following these dress-code standards.  But as an outsider, I feel like being respectful ( or, at least, showing that you’re trying) is more important. 

Japan temple overlooking Mount Fuji

Though tattoos have been legal in Japan since 1948, it’s worth remembering that it’s best to cover them up in temples, shrines, and ryokan (a type of traditional Japanese inn), while tattoos are banned at most onsen hot springs, swimming pools, water parks, and beaches. You can cover them up with clothes or bandages. 

What not to bring when travelling to Japan 

One thing you should add to your Japan packing list is suitcase space. Make sure you leave enough room to bring back any mementos from your trip – pack light so you can make the most of the incredible shopping districts like Tokyo’s Shibuya and Ginza.

If you’ve traveled internationally, you’ll be familiar with the rules and customs of flying. In case you’re not, items such as meat, fresh fruit and vegetables, and counterfeit items are prohibited when flying in and out of Japan.

Now you know what to bring, it’s time to see Japan for yourself on our Japan luxury tour. 

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