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Indian Ocean • Arabian Gulf 2018 - 2019 Specialists in Luxury Travel We Are 100% Agent Only Indian Ocean • Arabian Gulf 2018 - 2019 Specialists in luxury travel We are 100% agent only Lusso launched in 2010 as the UK’s first specialist luxury tour operator selling holidays exclusively through independent travel agents. In doing so we broke the mould and we did not stop there. As a matter of fact we always strive to do so, by continuously redefining what you can come to expect from a luxury tour operator. Our team of professionals will work in partnership with your expert travel agent to help you plan the perfect holiday; one that is meticulously thought out and seamlessly executed. At Lusso, high expectations come as standard. At the heart of all that we do are our travel advisors. True specialists in their craft, most have over 25 years experience in the industry and travel regularly to the destinations and properties within our portfolio. Their first-hand, up-to-date and intimate knowledge means that they can truly advise you; from the optimum room and suite or best destination spa, to the ultimate family getaway and most romantic honeymoon. Be assured that their knowledge of new places and only the very best hand-picked resorts is always evolving. Our close working relationships with all of our partners means that every efort is made to confirm even the smallest of special requests, adding that all important personal touch. Recognising that your holiday time is precious, we endeavour to only use the best of the best, from airlines and transfers, to resorts and local experts, ensuring your experiences are both hassle-free and with the added piece of mind of our full financial protection. Lusso Lifestyles Enjoy the very best in luxury travel and let our expert team create individually tailored holidays to suit you and your holiday preferences. Our travel advisors can pinpoint destinations that ofer a diverse range of experiences and bring our Lusso style to life. Retreat to an idyllic island, stay in an exclusive suite, voyage on a luxury cruise and take in the stunning surroundings. Celebrate weddings, anniversaries and other romantic occasions wherever and however you choose; from staying in an intimate corner of a luxury resort to a private meal just for two on a sandbank, the options are endless. Spoil your young ones with memorable family holidays, staying at family-friendly resorts with dedicated kids clubs, entertainment and activities, providing fun for all ages and a chance to enjoy time alone, as well as that all-important time together. Whether you favour active pursuits or the leisurely respite of a spa, we can recommend hotels and resorts ideal for you. For sporting enthusiasts we can suggest scenic golf courses, magical dive sites and various other activities on land and at sea, from mainstream hobbies to unusual options such as kitesurfing. However, if the soothing qualities of a spa hold greater appeal, we can also pre-book treatments and personalised pampering packages, ranging from simple beachside massages to lavish full day therapies dedicated to you. The Lusso Collection INDIAN OCEAN & ARABIAN GULF CARIBBEAN, BERMUDA & MEXICO A true compendium of luxury, this delightfully diverse brochure ranges From the individual character of the Caribbean islands and charm from the Maldives, Mauritius and Seychelles to the UAE and Oman, of Bermuda, to the cultural vibrancy of Mexico and wonderful featuring idyllic islands, impressive resorts, villas and extravagant hotels. destination experiences throughout, this collection has it all. Our Along the way we encourage you to dive in natural coral reefs, golf on handpicked properties come in all styles and sizes, including intimate championship courses or stargaze in the desert. Whether you seek boutique hotels, plantation-inspired retreats, private villas and grand barefoot luxury or cutting edge modern, we have carefully selected resorts. Dotted along the beach, deep in the lush island interior or our properties for their world-class standards and settings. high on a hillside, there is sure to be a perfect choice for everyone. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INDIA, SRI LANKA, BHUTAN & SOUTH EAST ASIA This bright and inspiring brochure showcases our favourite hotels plus Designed to reflect the essence of these vibrant and culturally rich a selection of fly-drive itineraries and Tauck tours that take you to destinations, this brochure is bursting with colour and contrast. We some of the iconic places throughout the country. From the striking guide you through our selection of the finest hotels and experiences city hotels of New York and San Francisco to the beachside boutique across these ancient lands from grand hotels and resorts to tented resorts of Miami, the glamour of Los Angeles and the bright lights of camps, hillside retreats and idyllic island getaways. We have included Las Vegas our tailor-made itineraries and multi-centre options ensure some of our favourite itineraries, however our specialists genuinely enjoy you see the most of this expansive destination. working with your travel agent to individually craft a journey just for you. Contact your travel agent to book your Lusso holiday 5 Cruise Board the sleek silhouette of a cruise ship and savour its glittering elegance as you set sail in search of an ever-changing horizon, finding a home in some of the world’s most glamorous harbours, spectacular islands and idyllic ports of call. With an astonishing array of facilities and activities, guests can indulge in the things there is never time to do on land. Dine in exquisite restaurants serving food from around the globe, take in live entertainment, dance the night away or simply sip cocktails on deck. Add to all this the outstanding first-class service from attentive crew and sumptuous accommodation, and it is understandable why cruises attract guests time and time again. To truly capture the joy of cruising, opt for one of the more intimate, luxurious ships of Silversea, Crystal Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Seabourn, SeaDream Yacht Club and Star Clippers, each transporting guests to amazing destinations often out of reach of larger vessels. While these companies share similarities in terms of service and dedication to guest enjoyment, they difer in size, style and the unique voyage experiences they provide. Though magical in its own right, a cruise can also feature as part of a bespoke itinerary, designed to enhance a special travel experience and provide an altogether more relaxing means of discovery. Our chosen cruise partners below ofer a number of exciting itineraries which can be combined with any of our featured properties pre and post cruise. With endless combinations available there is sure to be something for everyone. SILVERSEA CRYSTAL CRUISES Experience all-suite luxury cruising on one of the intimate Silversea Acclaimed for over two decades, Crystal Cruises boast first-class ships. Understated sophistication and tastefully designed suites service from attentive crew, elegant spacious accommodation and allow guests to enjoy a relaxed voyage, while a crew-to-guest ratio all kinds of experiences, both on land and at sea. The larger ships of nearly one-to-one promises exceptional service. Life onboard Serenity and Symphony are joined by latest addition, the intimate Silversea involves a myriad of all-inclusive delights, with leisurely days 62-guest yacht Crystal Esprit, and together combine to make up and refined evenings combining to create a welcoming atmosphere. an award-winning luxurious and all-inclusive fleet. REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES SEABOURN The impressive ships of the Regent Seven Seas fleet includes the Luxurious and sophisticated, enjoy all that these vessels have to larger all-suite and all-balcony Seven Seas Mariner, Seven Seas ofer, from the all-suite accommodation, expansive open decks, Voyager and new Seven Seas Explorer, while the smaller Seven welcoming social spaces and delicious dining venues, to the Seas Navigator accommodates an exclusive 490 guests. thoughtful activities and entertainment. In addition to the award- Each ship and voyage ofers the highest levels of personal winning Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn and Seabourn service, an abundance of things to do, fine food and free Quest, the all new Seabourn Encore ensures that this will be unlimited shore excursions in all ports of call. the youngest and most modern fleet at sea. SEADREAM YACHT CLUB STAR CLIPPERS A welcome retreat for just over a hundred guests and nearly the These impressive ships, including the full-rigged, five masted same number of crew members, these inviting and relaxed voyages Royal Clipper, epitomise the elegance of the grand age of difer to those onboard larger ships. SeaDream Yacht Club’s twin sailing. Operating three of the world’s largest and tallest sailing mega-yachts navigate the seas in comfort, with 5-star service and ships, passengers enjoy the lifestyle and laid-back atmosphere a host of ways to spend the days. The intimate size of SeaDream I of a private yacht. Carrying between 170 and 227 guests, the and SeaDream II grants them the freedom to dock in otherwise Royal Clipper, Star Clipper and all-new Star Flyer ofer intimate inaccessible yachting playgrounds. voyages around the world. 6 Specialists in luxury travel Iran Nepal Pakistan Bhutan Indian Ocean China India & Arabian Gulf GULF OF OMAN Bangladesh UAE Saudi Arabia Captivating to the senses, Vietnam India Myanmar the stunning destinations Oman Laos of the Indian Ocean and BAY OF BENGAL Arabian Gulf play host to some of the most exotic parts of the world, each Yemen Thailand unique and luxurious in ARABIAN SEA their own special way. Cambodia ANDAMAN SEA G U L F O F THAILAND From the sandy shores of the Maldives and Mauritius to the tropical paradise of the Seychelles, or the desert bliss and city buzz of Sri Lanka Arabia; experience 5-star holidays like no other.
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