The Four Seasons Private Jet Experience is set to welcome 2028 with a reimagined aircraft and six journeys crossing some of the most compelling corners of the globe. Antarctica follows Machu Picchu and Buenos Aires. Bhutan slips between Hoi An and the Maldives. Kyoto arrives at the height of cherry blossom season before the journey continues to the Serengeti, Marrakech, and Paris. Across another route, Venice lands in Iceland, Anguilla, and Los Cabos, while Napa Valley begins a 23-day route through Tokyo, Ha Long Bay, Mallorca, and Milan.
Between those destinations, Four Seasons has reimagined its custom-configured Airbus A321 for only 48 travelers, creating a cabin with more space to dine, relax, socialize, and continue the experience long after leaving the hotel. The same design philosophy found across Four Seasons properties shapes the interiors, with handcrafted finishes, residential detailing, and Italian-leather seating that extends fully flat.

Antarctica After Machu Picchu
📅 January 24–February 13, 2028
🌐 Four Seasons Uncharted Discovery
Uncharted Discovery travels through seven destinations over 21 days, beginning in Los Angeles before heading south through Tamarindo, Machu Picchu, and Buenos Aires.
Five nights are devoted to the continent, creating the most expedition-led chapter in the 2028 collection before the route swings north again toward Cartagena and Puerto Rico. The sequence alone makes this itinerary exceptional: Pacific coast, ancient Peru, Buenos Aires, polar wilderness, colonial Cartagena, and the Caribbean in one journey.

Trace Asia From Tokyo to Bhutan
📅 February 15–March 2, 2028
🌐 Four Seasons Asia Unveiled
Asia Unveiled spends 17 days moving through Tokyo, Bali, Angkor Wat, Hoi An, Bhutan, the Maldives, and Bangkok.
Tokyo sets the pace before Bali shifts the scenery toward the tropics. Angkor Wat adds one of Asia’s great historic landmarks, while three nights in Bhutan pull the journey into the Himalayas. The Maldives follows with three nights by the Indian Ocean before Bangkok closes the route.
It is a beautifully varied way to experience Asia without committing the entire journey to one mood. Cities, temples, mountains, islands, and ancient sites all find their place.

Jaipur, Venice, Iceland, and Anguilla
📅 March 1–20, 2028
🌐 Four Seasons New World Icons
New World Icons begins in Hong Kong, slips into Langkawi, and continues to Jaipur before changing continents entirely.
Three nights in Venice bring one of Four Seasons’ most anticipated new European addresses into the journey, followed by Iceland’s Golden Circle and Blue Lagoon. Anguilla takes over for the Caribbean chapter, while Los Cabos closes the 20-day itinerary under the Baja sun.
The route feels deliberately unexpected. Rajasthan and Venice. Iceland and Anguilla. Seven destinations connected by contrast rather than geography alone.

See Kyoto Under the Cherry Blossoms
📅 March 21–April 10, 2028
🌐 Four Seasons International Intrigue
International Intrigue reaches Kyoto during cherry blossom season before moving through Hoi An and the Maldives.
Three nights in the Serengeti change the atmosphere completely, shifting the journey toward safari before Marrakech, Budapest, and Paris take over the final stretch. Eight destinations unfold across 21 days, balancing cultural capitals, island retreats, and wildlife without allowing one chapter to dominate the entire trip.

Take the Family Deep Into Africa
📅 August 18–31, 2028
🌐 Four Seasons African Wonders
African Wonders condenses seven destinations into 14 days and shapes the experience specifically around multigenerational travel.
Athens leads into three nights in Luxor, with Cairo available as an optional day trip. Safari follows in the Serengeti before three nights in Mauritius, then Rwanda brings one of the journey’s defining wildlife encounters with its mountain gorillas. Johannesburg closes the route.
The pace works particularly well for families who want history, wildlife, and beach time inside one substantial trip without stretching it across three weeks.
Follow Napa Valley to Tokyo, Mallorca, and Milan
📅 April 12–May 4, 2028
🌐 Four Seasons Grand Horizons
Grand Horizons stretches across 23 days and places gastronomy firmly inside the journey.
Napa Valley starts among vineyards before the aircraft heads to Tokyo and Ha Long Bay. Choose Bangkok or Koh Samui for the next chapter, then continue west through Istanbul, Mallorca, Geneva, and Milan.
This itinerary has a very different character from Antarctica or safari. Wine country, great cities, islands, Asian gastronomy, Mediterranean afternoons, and Milan at the finish make it the collection’s most food-and-culture-driven route.





