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“In the Know” handles only luxury
In the Know Travel is offering consultants on call to all members of the exclusive site, which claims to be the only service specializing in “exotic luxury destinations and VIP travel experiences.”
The company also has a new Web site.
“The In the Know Travel team is able to plan and advise clients not only on locations but also on the most desirable lodging, transportation, restaurants and entertainment in the world, offering individualized planning with unlimited consultations,” said the company.
In the Know Travel offers vacation experiences worldwide in locations such as Buenos Aires, Morocco and the Mediterranean, and burgeoning destinations like Turkey and Croatia, among others.
The itinerary planning is complete with VIP access to exclusive events and luxury services including private jet chartering and luxury yacht rentals.
“In addition, consultants go above and beyond by notifying clients of weather updates, holiday closings and the ideal times to travel to specific destinations,” the company said.
Report by David Wilkening
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