There are luxury tour operators, and then there are companies that have helped define what luxury travel is supposed to look like.

Abercrombie & Kent belongs firmly in the second category.

The company began in Kenya in 1962, when Geoffrey Kent started developing a new kind of safari. Instead of treating comfort and wilderness as opposing ideas, he combined them. Travellers could spend their days crossing remote landscapes in search of wildlife and still return to carefully prepared camps, knowledgeable guides and a level of logistical support that was unusual for safari travel at the time. More than six decades later, that philosophy remains at the centre of Abercrombie & Kent.

Today, A&K operates far beyond Africa. Its portfolio includes private tailor-made journeys, luxury small-group tours, safaris, expedition cruises, river journeys, small-jet itineraries and extraordinary around-the-world journeys by private jet. The company has historically operated through a network of more than 55 offices in over 30 countries, giving it something many luxury travel companies cannot easily replicate: substantial infrastructure on the ground in the destinations where its clients travel.

That distinction matters.

Abercrombie & Kent is not simply a company that books beautiful hotels and attaches private transfers between them. At its best, A&K operates almost like a destination-management network wrapped inside a luxury tour operator. Guides, drivers, local offices, accommodations, transportation and experiences are coordinated as parts of one system.

For travellers considering spending five figures per person on a journey, understanding that system is far more useful than simply being told that A&K is "luxury."

This guide explains how Abercrombie & Kent works, the differences between its travel styles, what its Resident Tour Directors and local teams actually do, what is generally included, why its African safaris remain particularly important, how its expedition cruises and private jet journeys fit into the portfolio, how A&K compares with other luxury operators, and which travellers are most likely to appreciate what they are paying for.

Table of Contents

1. A brief history of Abercrombie & Kent
2. What makes the A&K model different
3. Resident Tour Directors and the local network
4. The travel styles offered by Abercrombie & Kent
5. Luxury Small Group Journeys
6. Private and Tailormade Travel
7. Safaris and A&K Sanctuary
8. Small Jet and Private Jet Journeys
9. Luxury Expedition Cruises
10. What is and is not included
11. How Abercrombie & Kent compares to the competition
12. Who Abercrombie & Kent is best suited for
13. Frequently asked questions
14. Planning an Abercrombie & Kent journey with ÆRIA Voyages

A brief history of Abercrombie & Kent

The story of Abercrombie & Kent begins in East Africa.

Geoffrey Kent grew up in Kenya and developed the company in 1962 around what was then a relatively radical idea: an African safari could remain adventurous without requiring travellers to sacrifice comfort.

A&K describes itself as a pioneer of the modern luxury safari, and Kenya remains central to the company's identity more than 60 years later. Its safari portfolio has since expanded across East and Southern Africa, while the broader company has grown into a worldwide luxury travel operation covering all seven continents.

The original insight was not simply to add nicer tents.

It was to professionalise the infrastructure surrounding difficult travel.

A remote journey becomes dramatically more comfortable when someone has already solved the transportation, border crossings, luggage handling, accommodation, guides, permits, park access, meals and contingency planning. Once those logistical problems disappear from the traveller's daily experience, the destination itself becomes the focus.

That principle eventually expanded beyond safari.

A&K developed journeys throughout Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Antarctica and the Arctic. Its portfolio subsequently grew to include tailor-made private travel, small groups, expedition cruising and private aviation.

Today, Abercrombie & Kent sits within A&K Travel Group, whose portfolio also includes Crystal and Ecoventura.

Yet the safari heritage remains important because it explains much of the company's operating philosophy. A&K grew up solving complicated journeys in places where simply sending guests a hotel confirmation and a transfer voucher was not enough.

That mentality is still visible throughout the product.

What makes the A&K model different

Luxury travel is an unusually vague category.

A five-star hotel is luxurious. So is a business-class seat. A private guide may be luxurious. A beautiful lodge overlooking the Serengeti certainly feels luxurious.

But none of those things individually explains Abercrombie & Kent.

The most important part of the A&K product is the infrastructure connecting them.

A&K has historically maintained a network of destination offices and local specialists in more than 30 countries. Instead of building every itinerary primarily through unrelated third-party suppliers, the company can draw on its own regional network for guides, transportation, operational support and destination knowledge.

For the traveller, that network tends to become most visible when something does not go according to plan.

A delayed flight in Nairobi, a schedule change in Egypt, misplaced luggage in India or an unexpected weather disruption in Patagonia can turn an independently organised luxury itinerary into a surprisingly complicated exercise.

A&K's Tailormade programme specifically includes 24/7 on-call support through its global network, in addition to private transfers, airport meet-and-greet services, local guides and destination coordination.

This is one reason I would hesitate to compare A&K with a luxury hotel booking platform.

The hotels matter enormously, but the product is the journey between them.

Resident Tour Directors and the local network

On an A&K Small Group Journey, one of the most important people you will meet is the Resident Tour Director.

The concept is similar to the Tour Director used by other escorted touring companies, but A&K places particular emphasis on destination expertise.

Resident Tour Directors accompany the group across the itinerary, coordinate the overall journey and provide continuity from one destination to another. They are supplemented by specialist local guides whose knowledge is focused on individual cities, archaeological sites, wildlife areas or cultural regions.

That combination is particularly useful on complicated itineraries.

Imagine travelling through Egypt, for example. One person needs to understand how the overall journey fits together, while the Egyptologist accompanying you through Luxor or the Valley of the Kings needs a far deeper level of archaeological knowledge than a general tour director could realistically provide.

The same principle applies on safari, where experienced tracker-guides become essential to the quality of wildlife viewing.

A&K's smaller groups also give travellers considerably more access to these experts than they would have on a 40 or 50-passenger motorcoach tour.

And that brings us to one of the company's most important differences.

The travel styles offered by Abercrombie & Kent

A&K is not one product.

Someone taking a Small Group Journey through Morocco, a private family trip through Japan, an expedition cruise to Antarctica and an around-the-world journey aboard a Boeing 757 may all technically be travelling with Abercrombie & Kent, but the experiences are fundamentally different.

The current portfolio can broadly be divided into:

• Small Group Journeys
• Private and Tailormade Journeys
• Safaris
• Small Jet Journeys
• Private Jet Journeys
• Expedition Cruises
• River journeys and A&K Sanctuary riverboats
• A&K Sanctuary lodges, camps and other stays

Understanding the difference between these products is essential before choosing one.

Luxury Small Group Journeys

For many travellers, this is the easiest entry point into Abercrombie & Kent.

A&K's Small Group Journeys follow pre-designed itineraries with scheduled departure dates, a Resident Tour Director, accommodation, transportation, sightseeing and a group of other travellers.

But the group size is substantially smaller than what travellers may associate with conventional escorted touring.

A&K states that its Small Group Journeys operate with no more than 24 guests and are often considerably smaller. Many of its flagship land itineraries are limited to approximately 18 guests, while some African programmes operate with 14 or 16.

For example, current safari programmes include journeys such as Ultimate Kenya Safari at a maximum of 18 guests, Ultimate Botswana Safari at 16, and A Desert Safari in Namibia at 14.

The practical advantage is not simply that the motorcoach feels less crowded.

Smaller groups change what an itinerary can do.

A restaurant can seat 16 travellers somewhere a party of 45 cannot. A private gallery can open for a small group. A guide can have an actual conversation with guests instead of delivering commentary through a microphone. Wildlife vehicles can operate with fewer passengers. Hotel check-ins become faster. And the group can move through an archaeological site without turning itself into part of the archaeological site.

That last one is only partially a joke.

A&K specifically designs many Small Group Journeys around experiences that would be difficult to organise for larger groups, while still leaving periods of independent time on many itineraries.

Most departures also have unusually low minimum operating requirements. A&K states that most Small Group Journeys are guaranteed with as few as two guests, excluding certain aviation programmes.

For travellers who like the social component and simplicity of a guided tour but dislike the traditional large-bus model, this is arguably the most representative A&K product.

Private and Tailormade Travel

This is where Abercrombie & Kent becomes considerably more interesting for travellers who dislike group touring altogether.

A Tailormade Journey is not simply a Small Group Journey with nobody else on the bus.

It can be designed around the traveller.

A&K can use one of its existing private itineraries as a starting point, modify it extensively, or create a journey around the client's interests, travel dates and preferred pace.

According to A&K's own advisor documentation, Tailormade Travel generally includes private transfers, airport meet-and-greet service, local resident guides, accommodations selected for the itinerary, entrance fees and taxes, daily breakfast and 24-hour local support. Specific inclusions can be modified according to the destination and proposal.

This is the A&K product I would consider for a client who tells me:

"I want to see Japan, but I don't want to be moved around with a group."

Or:

"We want Tanzania, but this is our anniversary. I want the safari completely private."

Or perhaps the most dangerous sentence a travel advisor can hear:

"We have three weeks. Surprise us."

That is where tailor-made operators earn their keep.

A private journey allows the day to be structured around the client rather than forcing the client to adapt to a predetermined departure.

Want to spend an extra morning in Kyoto?

Possible.

Prefer three nights in the Serengeti instead of two?

Potentially possible.

Want private guides but evenings completely free?

That can be incorporated.

Travelling with children, grandparents or several generations whose energy levels differ?

That is precisely where private travel becomes especially valuable.

The price is higher, sometimes considerably higher, but the client is buying control over the itinerary in addition to luxury.

Safari: where A&K's DNA is most visible

If there is one destination category where Abercrombie & Kent deserves particular attention, it is Africa.

Safari is not a newer product category that A&K added to an existing touring business. Safari is where the company began.

A&K dates its safari operations to 1962 in Kenya and today offers journeys throughout East and Southern Africa using a combination of private camps, luxury lodges, specialist guides, small aircraft and purpose-designed safari vehicles.

This history matters because safari quality depends heavily on logistics.

A beautiful lodge is only part of the equation.

The position of the lodge relative to wildlife areas matters.

The quality of the guide matters.

Vehicle occupancy matters.

The time spent travelling between parks matters.

The season matters enormously.

The difference between driving eight hours between safari regions and flying between them can fundamentally change the trip.

And the sequencing of reserves can determine whether the journey feels like a safari or an endurance event with occasional lions.

A&K's current flagship East African programmes reflect this logistical sophistication. Its Ultimate Great Migration Safari, for example, combines Kenya and Tanzania across multiple wildlife regions, while the company's Southern African programmes may use private air to connect areas that would otherwise require substantial overland travel.

A&K Sanctuary

A&K Sanctuary deserves to be understood separately from the tour operation.

It is A&K's portfolio of safari lodges, camps and riverboats.

The collection currently includes safari properties across several African countries as well as river vessels in destinations such as the Nile and Amazon.

Properties such as Olonana Lodge in the Maasai Mara and Tambarare Camp near Mount Kenya can appear within A&K itineraries, meaning the company controls more of the experience than an operator that simply purchases rooms from unrelated properties.

This vertical integration is particularly interesting.

A traveller can potentially have the itinerary designed by A&K, travel with A&K guides and local teams, stay in A&K Sanctuary properties and move between regions through transportation organised by the same travel group.

There are fewer seams in the trip.

And in luxury travel, seams are often where problems hide.

Small Jet Journeys

Some itineraries become inefficient when they are built around commercial aviation.

Southern Africa is an excellent example.

Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa can be combined into an extraordinary journey, but the distances are enormous and commercial flight schedules do not always follow the itinerary a luxury traveller would ideally choose.

A&K's Small Jet Journeys solve that problem by using privately chartered aircraft to connect destinations.

The purpose is not simply glamour.

It is time.

A current Southern Africa by Private Air itinerary, for example, combines Victoria Falls, Botswana's Okavango Delta, Namibia's Sossusvlei and Cape Town in 14 days, with the journey limited to 15 guests.

Trying to reproduce the same geography using only normal commercial connections would either consume substantially more time or force compromises in the itinerary.

Small Jet Journeys therefore occupy an interesting middle ground.

They are dramatically more expensive than conventional Small Group Journeys, but remain far below the cost and scale of A&K's global Private Jet Expeditions.

A&K Private Jet Journeys

And then there is the part of the brochure where the numbers begin to resemble real estate listings.

A&K's Private Jet Journeys are the company's most ambitious group travel product.

Instead of using ordinary commercial flights between destinations, guests travel together aboard a specially configured charter aircraft while completing a multi-country itinerary.

Current A&K programmes include global journeys using a Boeing 757 and may carry around 50 guests depending on the itinerary.

The 2026 portfolio has included journeys such as Wildlife Safari: Around the World by Private Jet and Tropics to the Arctic, priced around US$169,950 per person, as well as Around the World with Geoffrey Kent at US$198,500 per person.

Those numbers sound extraordinary because they are.

But the better way to understand the product is to look at what private aviation changes.

A normal around-the-world itinerary involving remote destinations can require awkward connections, overnight airport stays, different airlines, repeated security processes and entire days lost to positioning.

A privately chartered aircraft allows the itinerary to be designed first and the aviation to follow.

That reverses the normal relationship between travel and airline schedules.

The result is something closer to an expedition than a conventional holiday: multiple remote regions linked together in a single continuous journey, with specialist staff, luxury hotels and highly curated experiences along the route.

It is an exceptionally niche product.

But within that niche, there are few comparable travel experiences.

Luxury Expedition Cruises

Abercrombie & Kent also operates a substantial expedition cruise programme.

This requires one important clarification.

A&K generally does not function like a conventional cruise line with one large fleet sailing year-round under its own name.

Instead, it charters expedition vessels for specific departures and overlays them with A&K's own itineraries, expedition staff, shore programme and service model.

The company has operated expedition cruising since its first Antarctica expedition in 1991 and has since completed hundreds of voyages.

Current destinations extend beyond Antarctica to the Arctic, Galápagos, Iceland, French Polynesia, Indonesia and other expedition regions.

Group size depends heavily on the vessel and destination.

Some polar expeditions operate with up to 199 A&K guests, while the Galápagos product can be dramatically smaller. A&K's Ultimate Galápagos programme aboard an Ecoventura yacht, for example, is limited to just 20 guests.

On larger expedition vessels, A&K has historically limited occupancy below the ship's theoretical maximum capacity, allowing more efficient Zodiac operations and shore excursions. Its expedition programme has also emphasised specialist expedition teams made up of naturalists, historians, photographers and other destination experts.

For a traveller comparing A&K with operators such as Lindblad Expeditions, Silversea Expeditions, Seabourn Expeditions, Ponant or Scenic Eclipse, the important question is therefore not merely:

"Which ship is better?"

It is:

"Who is designing and operating my expedition experience?"

The vessel matters enormously, particularly when comparing cabin design, stabilisation, restaurants and onboard amenities.

But in expedition cruising, the expedition team and shore operation often determine how much of the destination you actually experience.

River journeys

A&K also participates in river cruising, although the product is structured differently from a conventional river cruise line such as Viking, AmaWaterways or Avalon Waterways.

In Europe, A&K can create small-group programmes aboard selected river ships while operating its own shore experience for the A&K guests.

Elsewhere, A&K Sanctuary includes its own boutique river vessels.

One particularly interesting example is Pure Amazon, the company's riverboat in Peru's Pacaya-Samiria region. A&K describes the vessel as offering a staff-to-guest ratio exceeding one-to-one, with panoramic cabins designed around wildlife viewing.

The Nile is another natural fit for A&K's model because Egypt combines river cruising with archaeology, private guiding and complicated land arrangements.

In these destinations, the cruise vessel becomes one component of a larger guided journey rather than the entire product.

What is and is not included

There is no universal A&K inclusion list because the company sells several fundamentally different styles of travel.

A Tailormade Journey, Small Group Journey, safari and Expedition Cruise can all have different inclusions.

That makes reading the individual itinerary important.

As a general rule, however, A&K journeys tend to include considerably more than mainstream escorted tours.

Depending on the specific programme, inclusions commonly cover:

• Luxury accommodation
• Transportation within the published itinerary
• Airport transfers where specified
• Resident Tour Director on Small Group Journeys
• Specialist local guides
• Entrance fees for included sightseeing
• Daily breakfast on most land programmes
• A substantial selection of lunches and dinners
• Internal flights when specifically listed
• Safari game drives and park activities
• Included excursions on Expedition Cruises
• Porterage and luggage handling where applicable
• Local operational support
• 24/7 assistance on Tailormade programmes

For private Tailormade travel specifically, A&K lists private transfers, daily full breakfast, expert local guides, entrance fees, airport meet-and-greet assistance and 24/7 support among its standard inclusions, while noting that individual proposals can be customised.

What is commonly not included unless specified:

• International airfare to and from the itinerary
• Travel insurance
• Some lunches and dinners
• Premium alcoholic beverages
• Personal expenses
• Spa treatments
• Optional activities
• Passport and visa expenses
• Certain gratuities

Gratuities deserve particular attention because the policy can vary according to journey type. On some programmes, certain local gratuities are included while gratuities for the Resident Tour Director remain at the traveller's discretion or are excluded.

This is one area where I always recommend examining the specific departure rather than assuming anything based on the A&K name alone.

At this price level, "mostly included" and "actually included" are two very different sentences.

Is Abercrombie & Kent all-inclusive?

Not universally.

This is probably the most important misconception to eliminate.

Abercrombie & Kent is a luxury travel company, but luxury and all-inclusive are not synonyms.

Many journeys include a large percentage of the traveller's daily expenses, but leaving some meals open is often deliberate.

On a private journey through Italy, for example, forcing the client to eat dinner every evening in a preselected restaurant would arguably make the product less luxurious, not more.

Luxury can mean having dinner arranged.

It can also mean having nothing arranged because you felt like walking into that little restaurant you saw beside the piazza at 7:30.

The right balance depends on the itinerary.

How Abercrombie & Kent compares to the competition

There is no single perfect comparison because A&K operates across several categories.

The closest competitor depends on what the client is buying.

Abercrombie & Kent

Best for travellers who want a high level of destination infrastructure, relatively small groups, luxury accommodation, strong local guiding and the ability to move from scheduled touring into fully private travel.

A&K is particularly strong in Africa, complex multi-country journeys, private itineraries and trips where local logistics matter as much as hotel quality.

Tauck

Tauck is one of A&K's closest comparisons for upscale and luxury guided land travel.

Its Small Group departures currently average around 24 guests, with Even Smaller Group programmes averaging approximately 15. Tauck also operates extensive river cruise and family travel programmes.

The philosophical difference is that Tauck is particularly strong as a highly inclusive escorted journey company, while A&K offers a broader transition between group travel and deeply customised private travel.

For many clients deciding between them, the itinerary itself matters more than the logo.

Kensington Tours

Kensington is more directly comparable with A&K's Tailormade division than with A&K Small Group Journeys.

Its core appeal is private, customised travel rather than joining a scheduled escorted departure.

For a client who knows from the beginning that they want private guides and a personal itinerary, Kensington belongs in the same initial conversation.

A&K, however, has particularly deep historical infrastructure in safari and operates its own Sanctuary accommodation collection.

Micato Safaris

For high-end Africa, Micato belongs on the shortlist.

It specialises much more narrowly in safari than A&K and occupies a similarly rarefied price category. Current Micato programmes in East Africa can exceed US$20,000 to US$30,000 per person depending on itinerary.

For a traveller planning a once-in-a-lifetime African safari, I would compare the specific Micato and A&K itineraries rather than simply declaring one company universally better.

National Geographic Expeditions

National Geographic Expeditions competes most directly with A&K when intellectual enrichment and expert-led exploration are primary priorities.

Its current Signature programmes emphasise access to National Geographic experts, researchers and destination specialists, while its private jet portfolio offers globe-spanning expeditions conceptually similar to A&K's.

A&K tends to place more emphasis on traditional luxury hospitality and its destination operating network.

National Geographic tends to make the educational and expert component a more visible part of its identity.

Neither approach is inherently superior. They appeal to somewhat different versions of the luxury traveller.

Who Abercrombie & Kent is best suited for

A&K makes the most sense when the traveller values the experience more than the exercise of planning the experience.

That distinction matters.

Some people genuinely enjoy spending six months researching trains, hotel rooms, museum tickets, restaurants and transfer companies.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

For them, independently recreating portions of an A&K itinerary can be enormously satisfying and potentially much less expensive.

But another traveller may look at a three-week journey through Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda and think:

"I want the gorillas and lions. I do not want a second career in East African logistics."

That traveller is much closer to the A&K customer.

I would particularly consider A&K for:

• Travellers planning a first major luxury journey
• Couples celebrating milestone anniversaries or honeymoons
• Luxury safari clients
• Families planning complex multigenerational travel
• Travellers who value exceptional local guides
• Clients uncomfortable navigating complicated destinations independently
• Experienced travellers who have the budget to prioritise time over price
• Guests who want intimate escorted groups
• Travellers seeking completely private itineraries
• Clients planning expedition or private aviation journeys
• Travellers for whom handling problems quickly is part of the value proposition

A&K may be less appropriate for travellers whose primary objective is simply finding the lowest cost way to see the major attractions.

It can also be excessive for someone who wants a straightforward European city itinerary and is comfortable booking everything independently.

The question should never be:

"Is Abercrombie & Kent good?"

It is.

The better question is:

"Does what Abercrombie & Kent does well matter enough to you to justify paying for it?"

That answer varies dramatically from one traveller to another.

Frequently asked questions

Is Abercrombie & Kent a luxury tour operator?

Yes.

A&K operates in the luxury segment across private travel, small-group touring, safari, expedition cruising and private aviation. Accommodation standards, group sizes, guide quality and destination support generally reflect that positioning.

How many people are on an Abercrombie & Kent tour?

It depends on the journey.

A&K describes its Small Group Journeys as operating with no more than 24 guests and often fewer. Many current itineraries are limited to approximately 18 guests, while some safaris operate with 14 or 16.

Small Jet Journeys may be smaller still.

Private Jet Journeys can carry considerably more travellers because the aircraft itself becomes the travelling base.

Can I travel privately with Abercrombie & Kent?

Absolutely.

Private Tailormade Travel is one of A&K's core products.

An existing itinerary can often be adapted, or a completely customised journey can be designed around your dates, interests, pace and travelling party.

Does Abercrombie & Kent specialise in Africa?

Africa is one of A&K's historic strengths.

The company was founded in Kenya in 1962 around luxury safari travel and today operates extensive programmes throughout East and Southern Africa, including stays within the A&K Sanctuary collection.

Does Abercrombie & Kent own its safari lodges?

A&K operates the A&K Sanctuary collection, which includes luxury camps and lodges across Africa as well as riverboats.

Not every accommodation used on an A&K itinerary belongs to A&K, however. The company also uses independent luxury hotels and lodges throughout its worldwide portfolio.

Does Abercrombie & Kent operate cruises?

Yes.

A&K operates Luxury Expedition Cruises to destinations including Antarctica, the Arctic, Galápagos and other remote regions.

The company commonly charters appropriate expedition vessels and operates the A&K guest experience aboard them rather than functioning like a traditional cruise line with one standard fleet.

Are international flights included?

Normally not unless specifically stated.

Internal flights required by an itinerary may be included, particularly on certain safari and small-group programmes.

International airfare to and from the journey's starting and ending cities should be considered separately unless the itinerary explicitly says otherwise.

Is Abercrombie & Kent worth the price?

That depends almost entirely on what you value.

If your goal is simply to visit the Colosseum, Machu Picchu or the Serengeti as inexpensively as possible, A&K is unlikely to represent good value.

If your priorities are excellent guides, carefully chosen accommodation, efficient transportation, smaller groups, personalised service and having an established local organisation responsible for the journey, the value proposition becomes much easier to understand.

The most important comparison is not the package price.

It is what it would cost to reproduce the same hotels, guides, private transfers, internal flights, experiences and support independently.

Even then, A&K will rarely be inexpensive.

That is not its purpose.

Planning an Abercrombie & Kent journey with ÆRIA Voyages

The biggest mistake when choosing a luxury journey is assuming that the most expensive itinerary is automatically the best one.

It isn't.

A private A&K journey may be perfect for one traveller while a Small Group Journey provides better value for another. A safari that looks spectacular in a brochure may visit the right reserve during the wrong month for what you actually want to see. An expedition cruise may have an excellent ship but spend less time in the region that matters most to you.

This is where I approach Abercrombie & Kent differently from a simple booking.

We first determine what kind of traveller you are.

Do you enjoy meeting other travellers, or would you rather have a guide completely to yourself?

Do you want a packed itinerary or deliberately slow mornings?

Is the hotel itself part of the experience?

Would you rather spend more money on private aviation if it saves a full day of travel?

On safari, are you primarily interested in the Great Migration, predators, photography, gorillas or simply experiencing Africa for the first time?

And perhaps most importantly, where does paying more actually improve your journey?

Once those questions are answered, it becomes much easier to determine whether an A&K Small Group Journey, private Tailormade itinerary, safari, expedition cruise or another luxury operator entirely is the right fit.

Because luxury travel should never be about spending the most money.

It should be about removing the compromises that matter to you.

And that is where Abercrombie & Kent can be exceptionally good.

Yvan Junior Blanchette
Travel & Cruise Specialist
ÆRIA Voyages
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