TCS World Travel Launches Seven Continents by Private Jet Expedition

TCS World Travel, the world’s most awarded and experienced private jet expedition company, has unveiled its most ambitious itinerary to date: Seven Continents by Private Jet, the ultimate around the world journey. This unprecedented 29-day itinerary will take guests on an incredible adventure to twelve iconic destinations across all seven continents. Travelers will embark on an expeditionary day trip to Antarctica, take an immersive end-to-end deep dive across Africa, and ring in the New Year on Easter Island, among other standout moments on this global journey.

“Visiting all seven continents in a single journey has long been a dream for TCS World Travel, and now it’s a reality,” said Shelley Cline, President of TCS World Travel. “We pioneeredthe flagshipAround the Worldjourney over 30 years ago, and this new expedition takes experiential travel to extraordinary new heights.Seven Continentsisthe pinnacle of global adventure– a bucket list experiencedelivered with comfort, ease, enriching cultural encounters, and the exceptional service our guests know they can expect.”

A Landmark First in Private Jet Travel to Antarctica

TCS’s new partnership with White Desert, one of the few companies operating commercial jet access to the Antarctic interior, enables seamless private jet access to Antarctica’s interior for the first time as a part of a global journey. Guests will depart from Cape Town and land on a striking blue-ice runway, where they’ll spend several awe-inspiring hours immersed in Antarctica’s untouched beauty. From exploring otherworldly ice tunnels to taking in sweeping glacial vistas, this expeditionary day trip delivers a once-in-a-lifetime polar experience seamlessly woven into the journey’s global itinerary. Guests’ comfort will be top of mind, with parkas and baffin boots provided for warmth, as well as warming lodges and arctic-equipped vehicles available to give respite from the cold. As this trip takes place during the Antarctic summer, guests will enjoy 24 hours of sunlight during this stop.

Additional new-to-TCS experiences include:

• The addition of Zanzibar, Tanzania, home to spice markets, white-sand beaches, and Swahili architecture, which was not a part of previous Around the World Trips.
• A deeper, end-to-end dive into Africa including vibrant excursions in Cape Town, South Africa, known for wine estates, Table Mountain, and world-class dining.
• Staying at lodges in Maasai Mara: &Beyond Kichwa Tembo or &Beyond Bateleur (optional upgrade) – both firsts for TCS

Guests will embark on the Seven Continents journey aboard TCS’ state-of-the-art, custom-configured and outfitted Airbus A321*, a best-in-class aircraft that seats 52 guests and features the largest cabin by height and width of any single-aisle aircraft on the market. Designed for both comfort and sustainability, the jet includes Italian-crafted flatbed leather seats, a hospital-grade air filtration system, oversized lavatories with full-length mirrors and an 18-member crew including a dedicated chef and an onboard physician to ensure a seamless and elevated experience from takeoff to landing.

The Seven Continents itinerary – as with all of TCS World Travel’s Group Jet Expeditions – is fully all-inclusive, covering private flights, hand-selected accommodations, ground transportation, dining, expert guides, exclusive sightseeing options, special events, enrichment programming, and more. With a focus on exceptional service, TCS trips are designed for meaningful connection and an in-depth experience of place, without the logistics or complexity of traditional travel. Guests can request optional suite upgrades, and will have the option to upgrade to the &Beyond Bateleur Camp in Maasai Mara, Kenya.

The Seven Continents expedition costs $205,000 per person double occupancy.

The full itinerary is below:

Miami • Cusco & Machu Picchu, Peru • Easter Island, Chile • Papeete, Tahiti • Great Barrier Reef, Australia • Angkor Wat, Cambodia • Taj Mahal, India • Zanzibar, Tanzania • Cape Town, South Africa • Antarctica • Maasai Mara, Kenya • Luxor, Egypt • Cairo, Egypt • London, England

December 27, 2026 – January 24, 2027

29 Days | 15 Destinations | 52 Guests | Airbus A321 | Flatbed Seats

Miami, Florida / December 27-28

Begin your journey in Miami, where sky-high towers rise above the water’s edge. Gather with fellow travelers for a welcome dinner—a celebratory start to the adventure ahead. As the evening draws to a close, anticipation builds. Something extraordinary is about to unfold. Four Seasons Hotel Miami

Cusco & Machu Picchu, Peru / December 28-31

In historic Cusco, see how Inca and Spanish cultures intertwine. Travel aboard a private train to Machu Picchu, one of the world’s most astonishing archaeological treasures. Visit the Inca ruins in Sacsayhuaman. Belmond Palacio Nazarenas

Easter Island, Chile / December 31 – January 2

Investigate the mystery of themoaion this remote Pacific island, a truly unique place to ring in the New Year. Trace the history of a lost civilization with your archaeologist guides as you explore Rapa Nui National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site where hundreds ofmoaiwere abandoned. Nayara Hangaroa

Papeete, Tahiti / January 2-3

Discover a tropical paradise as you sail along Tahiti’s west coast, where turquoise waters and lush peaks surround you. Cap off your day with dinner and an unforgettable evening of live Polynesian music and dance performances. Hilton Hotel Tahiti

Great Barrier Reef, Australia / January 4-6

After crossing the international date line, arrive on Australia’s northeast coast, home to some of the world’s most unique natural wonders. Cruise to the Great Barrier Reef’s pristine northern reaches to snorkel among a vibrant collection of coral and tropical fish. Or opt to venture into the Daintree Rainforest, one of Australia’s truly wild areas. Silky Oaks Lodge

Angkor Wat, Cambodia / January 6-9

The city of Angkor Thom represents ancient urban planning at its best. This “city of temples” incorporates canals, large water reservoirs and, of course, temples, including the famous Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm. Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor

Taj Mahal, India / January 9-11

See perhaps the world’s most famous building, the Taj Mahal, the white marble mausoleum that took more than 22 years and 20,000 people to build. Learn about the construction of this UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as the history of the Mughal Empire, with your guide. The Oberoi Amarvilas

Zanzibar, Tanzania / January 11-13

A UNESCO World Heritage site that stands as a symbol of resilience and unity, Stone Town, Zanzibar interweaves tales of bygone empires with sobering remnants of the slave trade. Whether exploring its historical islands, encountering its array of wildlife or meandering through markets and ancient forts, every corner whispers of the island’s storied past. Park Hyatt Zanzibar

Cape Town, South Africa / January 13-17

Framed by the wild Atlantic Ocean and world-class winelands, Cape Town is a breathtaking cosmopolitan at the edge of the earth. Explore its rich history and vibrant culture before embarking on an unparalleled day trip to Antarctica by private air. One&Only Cape Town

Antarctica / January 14 (day trip)

Cross the Southern Ocean by privately chartered air, watching as drifting ice gives way to a horizon of white. Antarctica emerges slowly—silent, vast and otherworldly in its beauty. Guided by expert explorers, experience a place untouched by time, where stillness takes on a life of its own and the extraordinary unfolds at every turn.

Maasai Mara, Kenya / January 17-20

Throughout the year, more than a million wildebeest, accompanied by gazelles and zebras, make a circuitous, perilous trek across Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve, seeking out fresh grazing and water. Along the way, they encounter lions, leopards, crocodiles and other carnivores on the hunt, resulting in a primal spectacle unlike any other. &Beyond Kichwa Tembo

Luxor, Egypt / January 20-22

Egypt’s famed World Heritage sites have captured the imagination for centuries. The colossal temples of Luxor soar above the banks of the Nile River, an astonishing testament to the power of the pharaohs. Trace the legacy of a prolific civilization in this ancient royal capital, often described as the world’s finest open-air museum. Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa

Cairo, Egypt / January 22-23

Travelers have been drawn to Egypt for millennia. Uncover the layers of history in Cairo, exploring both the Great Sphinx and the awe-inspiring Pyramids at Giza, still standing after nearly 5,000 years. St. Regis Cairo

London, England / January 23-24

Arrive in London and recap the highlights of your expedition with new friends. After a farewell dinner and a night of rest, catch your independent flight home the following day. Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London

For additional information about Seven Continents by Private Jet, please visit www.tcsworldtravel.com/luxury-jet-expeditions/seven-continents-dec-2026 or for any inquiries, email guestrelations@tcsworldtravel.com or call 800.454.4149.