It’s a Boeing 737 like no other – transporting jet-setters on a vacation like no other.
A luxurious £28,000 ($33,500) grand tour has been unveiled, with guests transported from London to India and back on board a Boeing 737-400 that’s been converted into an opulent private jet with an all-business-class cabin.
Highlights of the trip include a private tour of Rome’s iconic Colosseum, a private tour of the Vatican museums and Sistine Chapel, a game drive in search of the Bengal tiger and 22 nights in lavish hotels, one offering stunning views of the Taj Mahal.
Titan Travel has unveiled a stunning 22-night ‘Grand Tour’ covering six countries, with guests transported using a Boeing 737-400 (above) that’s been converted into an opulent private jet with an all-business-class cabin
The plane was converted in June 2021 and has seats with a width of 21 inches and a pitch of 42 inches arranged in a two-by-two configuration with a single aisle
Sixty-one meals are included on the trip, by Titan Travel – 22 breakfasts, one brunch, 16 lunches and 22 dinners – and in-flight drinks are unlimited.
The plane was converted in June 2021 and has seats with a width of 21 inches and a pitch of 42 inches arranged in a two-by-two configuration with a single aisle.
The aircraft has a ‘front and rear galley with ovens to allow for high-end catering’ and in-flight entertainment ‘is streamed to passengers’ personal mobile devices’.
And a tablet will be provided to anyone who doesn’t own one.
The first leg departs on September 13, 2023, from London Stansted’s private terminal, with guests having been chauffeured there in a luxury car.
The first stop on the 23-day odyssey is Rome, with a stay at the ‘magnificent’ Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel, then it’s on to Tivat, a coastal town in Montenegro, with guests checking in to the Regent Porto Montenegro – a ‘nautical chic’ hotel with the ‘wow-factor’, says Titan Travel, adding that it’s ‘split into two sections by a stunning palm-fringed pool’.
Next it’s the Saraya Rum Camp in Wadi Rum, Jordan, where guests will ‘sit down to tea by the campfire’ amid ‘towering rock formations’. Then there’s a stay at Movenpick Resort Petra, ‘situated directly across from the entrance of the Rose City of Petra’.
The five-star Oberoi Rajvilas in Jaipur, India, is next. What’s it like? ‘An opulent hotel’ that’s ‘the epitome of timeless elegance’, says Titan Travel.
The first stop on the 23-day odyssey is Rome, with a stay at the ‘magnificent’ Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel (above)
Guests on the epic trip will check in to the Movenpick Resort Petra (above), ‘situated directly across from the entrance of the Rose City of Petra’
The Oberoi Amarvilas in Agra boasts a showstopping view. Pull back the curtains in your bedroom here, says Titan Travel, ‘and gaze upon the Taj Mahal in all her glory’. This hotel is the second of two in India on the itinerary
The £28,000 ($33,500) trip includes a stay at the Samarkand Regency Amir Temur in Uzbekistan (above) – ‘the only Leading Hotel of the World in Central Asia’
From there guests will be whisked to Ranthambore’s forests for a stay at the ‘lavish’ Sawai Vilas. It’s here that they’ll go on an ‘unforgettable’ tiger-spotting adventure.
After that, it’s on to The Oberoi Amarvilas in Agra, a property boasting a showstopping view. Pull back the curtains in your bedroom here, says Titan Travel, ‘and gaze upon the Taj Mahal in all her glory’.
The final two hotels are the Samarkand Regency Amir Temur in Uzbekistan – ‘the only Leading Hotel of the World in Central Asia’ – and the Ritz-Carlton, Istanbul, which offers ‘incredible views of the mighty Bosphorus’.
The Ritz-Carlton in Istanbul (above), is the final hotel of the tour. It offers ‘incredible views of the mighty Bosphorus’
On the final night, in Instanbul (above), guests will be treated to a ‘spectacular farewell dinner’
Other trip highlights include an exclusive cruise ‘on the glistening Bay of Kotor’, an Arabian banquet ‘amongst the illuminated rock wonders of Little Petra’, a ‘gala dinner at Jaipur’s stunning Samode Palace’, a rooftop dinner in Samarkand’s Registan Square and a ‘spectacular farewell dinner at the beachfront Sait Halim Pasha Mansion in Istanbul’.
Titan Travel Managing Director Andy Squirrel said: ‘This is Titan’s most luxurious holiday yet – with a completely unique itinerary that cannot be found anywhere else.
‘Flying to six countries and staying in nine incredible destinations, our jet-set customers can expect exquisite hotels with mesmerising views.’
The tour is called Captivating Cultures: A Grand Tour from Rome to Rajasthan and can be booked by visiting www.titantravel.co.uk/privatejet or calling 0808 239 2839.
Titan Travel Managing Director Andy Squirrel said: ‘This is Titan’s most luxurious holiday yet – with a completely unique itinerary that cannot be found anywhere else’
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