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- Luxury expedition company Remote Lands has unveiled new private jet journeys for 2026 in partnership with Aman.
- The journeys hop around the most striking destinations in Southeast Asia and offer guests unparalleled access to special sites and events.
- Each journey includes expert guides, once-in-a-lifetime excursions, tours of UNESCO sites, transportation in a luxe private jet, and more.
On the third season of White Lotus, Victoria Ratliff (Parker Posey) said, while languidly rubbing on designer hand cream, “I just don’t think, at this age, I’m meant to live an uncomfortable life.” If that resonates with you, then you’ll be very interested in what Remote Lands, an ultra-luxury tour operator, has to offer for 2026. Frankly, it makes the family vacation depicted in the show seem almost pedestrian—what is one resort compared to destination hopping via private jet?
Remote Lands just revealed its 2026 Aman Jet Expeditions, which offer unparalleled access to the most exclusive and luxurious experiences. A particular star for the 2026 itineraries is the Discover Southeast Asia tour, which starts at $103,888 per person for 13 nights.
Don’t worry though; this six-figure vacation comes with every luxury you could possibly conceive of. Every guest will have a dedicated luxury car and driver, an expert guide, a stay at the new Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, spa treatments, fine dining, and of course, transportation around Southeast Asia on a private jet.
The itinerary includes multiple once-in-a-lifetime experiences across four countries. In two weeks, guests will visit UNESCO sites like Luang Prabang, witness elephants in their natural habitats, attend an intimate Baci ceremony led by a Lao prince, attend a private fashion show from one of Cambodia’s top designers, take a helicopter tour over the Khmer temples of Angkor, and more.
As you jet from location to location, you’ll be flying in a jet originally designed to seat 130 people that has been re-fitted to have just 19 seats. The super spacious interior will also allow you to interact with the other 14 to 16 people on the trip or keep to yourself. Each flight will have a chef and two flight attendants, ensuring that even while you’re between destinations, every need you have will be catered to.
“With unparalleled access and expertise, our bespoke once-in-a-lifetime expeditions promise to create indelible memories that transcend the ordinary,” Catherine Heald, co-founder and CEO of Remote Lands, said in a release obtained by Travel + Leisure about the 2026 itineraries.
For those interested, Remote Lands’ Discover Southeast Asia trip will run twice in 2026. The first trip will take place between Feb. 22 through March 7, and the second will take place between Nov. 1 through Nov. 14.
If you are interested in booking (or want more wanderlust fuel) you can learn more about the trips at remotelands.com.
