Holistic Wellness Sanctuary fosters Australian partnerships

Virtuoso and Virgin Galactic have reignited a strategic partnership, making a limited number of seats for Virgin Galactic’s spaceflight experience available to the luxury travel network’s global client base. This agreement makes space travel accessible through Virtuoso’s portfolio of top-tier luxury experiences.

Global travel network Virtuoso has this week been meeting again with its members in New Zealand for the first time post-pandemic.

Virgin Galactic has struck an agreement with Aurora Flight Sciences, a Boeing company, to partner in the design and manufacturing of the Company’s next-generation motherships.

Luxury representation company, La Collection, has hosted a group of Virtuoso travel advisors on Mykonos over the past few days on behalf of Myconian Collection, the leading luxury hospitality experience on the Greek Isle.

Spencer Travel toasted its trade partners at a gathering on Tuesday evening at a Thank You event held at Pullman Sydney Airport.

Virtuoso has released the results of a survey highlighting how some of the world’s most discerning travellers view sustainable tourism. The results found that while travel rebounds in new and innovative ways, travellers remain ever conscious of their place and impact in the world, with more than 80% of respondents indicating that the pandemic has made them want to travel more responsibly in the future.

Virtuoso has shared the findings of research to pinpoint differences and commonalities between Baby Boomers, Generation X and Millennials.

Virtuoso Preferred partner, Ahoy Club Yacht Charters, recently treated a group of luxury travel advisors, along with the Virtuoso hierarchy – including Chairman and CEO Matthew Upchurch – to lunch at the extravagant ANZ Residence towering over the Sydney CBD.

On the back of Australia’s “extraordinary rebound in travel” as consumer confidence spikes to venture abroad again, Virtuoso is seizing the opportunity to reiterate and further emphasis the importance of the trusted travel advisor.

Fifteen years after purchasing his ticket to space with Virgin Galactic, Matthew Upchurch, the CEO of Virtuoso, remains steadfastly committed to Richard Branson’s space tourism project.

Virtuoso has spoken about the evolution of its business framework to suit markets around the world, repositioning from a standardised structure to a ‘globally consistent, regionally relevant’ model.