A concept defining the highest level of luxury holidays coined by Traveller Made’s think tank, The Luxury Travel Lab, has been recognised in a research paper and book called The Art and Science of Luxury – An Asian Perspective.

Australia has been shortlisted by luxury travel designer community, Traveller Made, as one of five nominees in its annual Luxury Travel Industry Awards for the Most Desired Preferred Destination for 2019. Also vying for the title this year is Andalucia, Japan, New Zealand and Tokyo.

Ideally situated in the heart of South Australia’s iconic Barossa wine country, you’ll find absolute luxury and inspired design with private spaces, generous ensuites and breathtaking vineyard views at The Louise Barossa Valley. Here’s why The Louise is the perfect place to stay, meet or unwind.

Australia has been welcomed as the latest Preferred Destination of luxury travel designer group, Traveller Made. The announcement was confirmed this week, after being foreshadowed exclusively by LATTE following our in-depth conversation with Traveller Made Founder and President, Quentin Desurmont, last month.

Luxury travel designer community, Traveller Made, may be just five years old, but in that time the network has carved out the reputation as being the highest suite booking group in the world. The brainchild of Frenchman Quentin Desurmont, Traveller Made is a network that’s on the charge. With more than 360 members spanning a third of the world’s countries, the company has eyes for continued growth in the United States, Latin America and Australia, where it currently has only a handful of agencies.