In The Press
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Travel Courier
Q: What does luxury mean to your clients?
KWC: They want the best of the best accommodations, seamless experiences, and they expect great service, and sustainable touches as standard. Privatized tours and special access are also a luxury, and requested more and more. It is still so subjective though - I have some clients doing a three-month trip in New Zealand as they want to embrace "slow travel". For some clients, luxury is the ability to choose and try something new.
Travel + Leisure
The Brando in French Polynesia Was Once Home to Marlon Brando - How You Can Buy It Out for a Week
Life should be celebrated with the people we love, and we all know creating memories ranks higher than buying material goods in today’s society. The number of people planning special experiences for milestone celebrations is continuing to rise. For a next-level celebration experience, consider the ultimate privilege of renting a private island — to be enjoyed exclusively by your group for a few days, or even a week.
Travel Courier
Tell us a little about yourself and how long you’ve been in the industry? - "I am originally from the UK, but moved to Canada in 2012. My first role was as director of sales at North South Travel. A wonderful, local agency in Vancouver. I was there for just over six years. Then in January, 2021 I started my own agency, Wells Luxury Travel."
Travel + Leisure
This U.K. native lives in Vancouver and owns a boutique agency that focuses on full-service trip planning around the world.
Discover Tourism
Anjuli Bhatia had grown accustomed to never living in one city for more than three years at a time. Born in Canada, her father’s job led the family to move all over the world. She’s experienced life in Calgary, Halifax, Dallas, Lagos, and Germany, where she pursued an education in tourism management.
While the COVID-19 pandemic is something most people in the travel industry would likely rather forget, it was an event that tested the sector’s resiliency (yup, there’s that word again) as travel advisors, faced with unfathomable challenges, fought for survival.
When it comes to your honeymoon, there are plenty of reasons to consider heading somewhere off the beaten path—and the list often starts with your wallet.
Kempinski Travelling In Style Magazine
As demand for travel continues to surge at a fast and furious pace – to the point where 2019 levels have been left in the dust – the question of whether this lucrative trend will continue remains.
Travel + Leisure
With its rich layers of history and many diverse neighborhoods, Singapore brims with cultural attractions.
Luxury Travel Advisor
I am honored to serve on Travel + Leisure’s Travel Advisory Board, and after three years of planning and rescheduling our 2022 international meeting due to the pandemic, we finally arrived in Australia.
PAX News
On Location: Will demand for luxury travel last? Pros share trends, insights at Virtuoso Travel Week
As demand for travel continues to surge at a fast and furious pace – to the point where 2019 levels have been left in the dust – the question of whether this lucrative trend will continue remains.
Luxury travel doesn't always prioritize the Black traveler. These industry advisors are making it sure it does.
New year, new you, and a little one, too. Nesting is an instinctual component of baby preparation, but have you considered a babymoon?
Travel Courier
The founder and president of Wells Luxury Travel, a boutique agency specializing in luxury experiences, estimates that roughly 50% of her clients are millennials.
Founded in 1733, the city of Savannah in Georgia is a picture-perfect destination for honeymooners.
Opening a new luxury travel agency in the middle of a pandemic may seem like a bold move, but Wells Luxury Travel Ltd.’s founder and president Kemi Wells is seizing the opportunity to gear up to cater to affluent travellers seeking concierge-style travel management for luxury getaways.
What makes the new Wells Luxury Travel Ltd. a unique travel agency? It’s being launched in the middle of a pandemic and it’s charging clients an hourly fee.