For travellers seeking a more private way to explore the world, Aman has unveiled five private jet expeditions for 2028. Developed in partnership with travel specialist Remote Lands, the journeys combine private aviation with stays at Aman properties and access to significant cultural landmarks. Each expedition is limited to 16–18 guests, offering a more intimate alternative to conventional multi-destination travel.
Asia takes centre stage in two new itineraries. Cultural Treasures of Asia is a 15-night journey that brings together some of the continent’s most significant cultural sites, from a private tea ceremony in Tokyo to a helicopter excursion over Angkor Wat. The journey concludes in India with a visit to the Taj Mahal.
From Islands to Ancient Worlds takes a broader approach, combining secluded island retreats with encounters with historic sites. Highlights include a stay at Amanpulo in the Philippines and Amanjiwo in Central Java, a gateway to the UNESCO-listed temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. The 17-night journey also extends into Europe, with a stop in Montenegro and an excursion to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, before concluding in Istanbul.
Two returning expeditions complete the collection. Discover Southeast Asia explores the region’s cultural heritage and tropical landscapes over 13 nights, while China’s UNESCO Treasures combines historic landmarks with dramatic natural scenery, including the Terracotta Warriors and Zhangjiajie’s sandstone formations.
By pairing private aviation with carefully selected stays and experiences, Aman offers a more seamless way to explore several destinations in a single journey, without sacrificing the privacy and pace associated with its hospitality.
