Luxury Travel Unpacked
Season One of Karryon Luxury Unpacked explores trends such as wellness, cruising, hyper-personalisation, and the power of the advisor through thoughtful, in-depth conversations with the people redefining luxury travel from the inside out.Host Fiona Dalton’s deep understanding…
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The Welcome Effect: How West Hollywood inspires travellers to live more boldly (opens the original)
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Correction: In this episode we mistakenly used the wrong pronouns for G Flip. G Flip uses they/them pronouns and we sincerely apologise for the error. Show Notes : In this episode of Luxury Unpacked, host Fiona Dalton sits down with Tom Kiely, CEO of Visit West Hollywood, to unpack a destination that knows exactly what it is. West Hollywood is a city of around 35,000 residents, incorporated in 1984 in part to protect its LGBTQIA+ community. Four decades on it is one of the most recognised names
The Experience Dealers: Virtuoso & the rise of human expertise as today’s true luxury (opens the original)
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Welcome to Luxury Unpacked Season Two with Fiona Dalton. In a compelling two-part discussion, this episode of Luxury Unpacked delves into the intricate tapestry of luxury travel, featuring insights from industry leaders Michael Londregan and Yvonne Verstandig. Michael Londregan’s segment is a sophisticated exposition on the philosophy of Virtuoso, where he argues for the unparalleled advantages of engaging a human travel advisor in an era dominated by digital platforms. Transitioning to Yvonne V
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