What a luxury trip should include before you pay
Luxury travel goes wrong in the footnotes. A villa that is private in the photos and shared in the booking. A transfer that is “available on request”. A resort fee that appears at checkout. A dinner that was never held.
Before you pay, the trip should already say what is included: the room category, the flights and cabin, the transfers, and the two or three experiences that made you want to go. If a cost belongs to the journey, it belongs in the quote.
That is how we plan a Maldives stay, a city suite, or a longer custom route. The feeling of being expected is the luxury. The invoice should not be a second surprise.
