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Luxury Travel Insights
Access hidden gems accessible only by boat.
Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer
December 31, 2023

Luxury Travel Insights

No better time than now, we reckon, to contemplate travel plans for 2024, and who better to guide your decisions than Royanne deSilva, managing director, Dream Aloud?

Ever wondered how you can get private access to the Louvre, like Beyoncé or acquire VIP Paddock Club tickets to Formula One?

As a luxury travel consultant, who has travelled to 77 countries, I am able to fulfil unique requests from clients who want to experience the best in every continent.

I was recently invited to the Ensemble Horizons Travel Conference in Las Vegas where I met with tourist boards, five-star hotels, tour operators, cruise lines, airlines and top industry experts from around the globe. Based on this inside access, here are five luxury travel insights for 2024.

Travel by Sea

Our selection of fully crewed private yachts opens up a world of unforgettable adventures to engulf yourself in remote destinations only accessible by boat. Imagine an all-inclusive charter to explore St Lucia with a helicopter ride before boarding your yacht to discover the Caribbean’s finest private islands. Or a cultural immersion on an intimate river cruise on the Mekong River through Laos, Vietnam and Thailand.

Travel by Rail

Experience timeless glamour aboard the Belmond Orient Express luxury train with grand interiors and flowing Champagne, to tour Europe and her finest cities. Debuting December 2023, get ready for an alpine adventure in a private suite to the ski resorts of Megève, Mont Blanc and Courchevel.

If you’re dreaming of Africa, embark on a journey by rail to discover the expansive beauty of South Africa with wine tasting, wildlife and the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls.

Travel by Purpose

Imagine travelling to retrace your ancestors’ footprints. At Dream Aloud Travels, you can choose to volunteer while on vacation or donate to a cause that you are passionate about. You don’t have to choose between saving the world and seeing the world!

If you are seeking an elevated vacation, let me introduce you to extraordinary experiences that live only in most people’s imaginations. Email me at hello@dreamaloudtravels.com or follow us on Instagram @dreamaloudtravels.

Royanne DeSilva, managing director, Dream Aloud Travels Ltd.
The private suite on the Belmond Orient Express .
Take a seat in the dining carriage of the Belmond Orient Express.
Over 5,000 luxury yachts for you to choose from.
Sailing on my favourite lake in Italy.
Relax while surrounded by the turquoise water.
Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world located between Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Destination wedding in Santorini, Greece.
Royanne DeSilva volunteering in the Maldives.
Royanne DeSilva (second right) volunteering in Sudan.
Moulin Rouge-themed gala dinner where the Jamaica Tourist Board was awarded the Best Tourist Board of 2023 by Ensemble. From left: Group Sales Director of S Hotel Paul Pennicook; district sales manager, north-east USA of Jamaica Tourist Board Victoria Harper; director of sales and marketing of Round Hill Hotel and Villas Opal Gibson; regional director of Jamaica Tourist Board Angella Bennett; senior group sales manager Half Moon Issia Thelwell; Head of global sales, Island Routes David Black; managing director, Dream Aloud Travels Royanne DeSilva; and destination wedding specialist, Dream Aloud Travels Kaydene DeSilva.
A trip to Las Vegas isn’t complete without feathers!
Learning about hidden gems from the Japan National Tourism Organization.
Managing director, Dream Aloud Travels Ltd Royanne DeSilva with the president of Ensemble Michael Johnson.

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