If you are considering a multi-stop luxury trip in 2028, Aman and Remote Lands have announced two new private-jet itineraries: a 15-night journey through Asia and a 17-night route spanning Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Robb Report’s report says the partners have shortened the length of their adventures to better accommodate busy travelers. Both trips use an Airbus ACJ 319.
The practical starting point is to compare the routes, dates and published rates—and then request the detailed schedule. The article does not provide day-by-day timings, so the number of destinations alone cannot tell you how much time you will have at each stop.
Compare the Two New Routes
Cultural Treasures of Asia runs March 4–19, 2028, for 15 nights. Rates start at $164,888 per person, based on double occupancy. The trip begins at Aman Tokyo, where listed activities include a sushi-making class with a master chef or samurai sword lessons. The itinerary also includes a private-helicopter view of Angkor Wat, exploration of Tiger Leaping Gorge and Tiger’s Nest Monastery, and a stop at the Taj Mahal in India.
From Islands to Ancient Worlds takes place in October over 17 nights, with rates starting at $198,888 based on double occupancy. It starts at Aman Kyoto, with options including a private geisha evening and Zen meditation. The route includes the company’s private island in the Philippines, Central Java’s UNESCO temples, and later stops including the U.A.E.’s Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, Montenegro’s Adriatic coast and Istanbul. The article also says the journey includes Amanpulo in the Maldives, which was described as not yet open and scheduled to debut in 2028.
These are two of the 2028 itineraries announced by the partners; other options include trips through China’s UNESCO sites and Southeast Asia.
Check the Ground Arrangements
Remote Lands says each couple or solo traveler gets a luxury car, driver and guide, with exploration tailored to individual interests. The source describes journeys as customizable, but does not specify how much itinerary flexibility is available or how much time is reserved at each destination.
Before deciding, ask the operators for the day-by-day itinerary, including transfer times and the length of each stay. Confirm which listed activities are included or optional, what the starting rate covers, and the price for your own occupancy situation. Rates in the announcement are based on double occupancy; it does not give solo-traveler pricing.
The central choice is between the 15-night Asia itinerary and the broader 17-night route. Which destinations—and what pace—would matter most to you?
Source image: Robb Report.