





OK, we’ll admit it. We get really excited every time we launch a new trip around here, but we are particularly excited about our latest — Around Australia.
Australia is a highlight on many of our trips, especially our classic Around the World expeditions — but this is the first time we’ve focused solely on the best this continent has to offer. If you’ve ever wanted to explore the Land Down Under, this is the time!
For 20 days in July 2014, we’ll jet around the coasts of Australia (the Great Barrier Reef, Ningaloo Marine Park), dipping into the Outback to experience Uluru (Ayers Rock), and wander through its vibrant, fun-filled cities (Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne). As an added bonus, we’ll spend a few days on gorgeous, remote Kangaroo Island and explore the infamous, colorful history behind the old penal colony at Port Arthur, Tasmania.
This exclusive Around Australia expedition is simply not to be missed. Perfect for families and those seeking a summertime retreat, this journey is on sale now for just 46 guests.


Every traveler has a preferred way of planning a dream trip. Some like to talk through their ideas with an expert source. Others like to browse online materials like brochures and travel blogs. And for busy professionals, email is the easiest way to get answers fast.
However you prefer to learn about our travel opportunities, we have you covered. We recently redesigned our brochure request page to make it easier than ever to plan for our trips. You can view our full-color brochures online for each expedition. Or you can leave your phone number, and we’ll call you for a chat. If, like us, you prefer to celebrate your trip planning, order a DVD and a few full color brochures, perfect for sharing with family and friends.
Have a specific question? Use the contact form on our website to ask us directly. We’ll get back to you within one business day.

We had the pleasure of having New York Times bestselling author Patricia Schultz of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die on one of our first Around the World trips with Four Seasons last fall. A veteran travel journalist, Schultz just penned this great review of her trip in Travel Weekly, calling our partnership with Four Seasons “a match made in jet-setter heaven.”
“The common denominator for any of these expeditions is that accommodations, convenience and service are always the best available,” Schultz writes. “But the true luxury is undoubtedly the chance to savor the local culture, heritage and people of the world’s far-flung corners…TCS guarantees that it happens in an authentic and spontaneous manner — at least, they make it seem that way.”
Ready to explore? Check out our entire expedition schedule. And start dreaming about your ideal getaway today.

This week we’re thrilled to be featured on Lexus Magazine’s website. In the article, our expert travel staff share their best recommendations for emerging destinations. The result is a gorgeous slideshow that includes rich photos and descriptions that will surely persuade you to add a few of these places to your ever-growing travel list.



Photo from Sony World Photography Awards
Jason Wu is a favorite of our First Lady and just one of the designers that The New York Times is featuring on its site during Fashion Week. (The New York Times)
How happy are you? Other nations often score higher than the United States on the happiness index. NPR explores this fascinating topic this week. (NPR)
Smithsonian Magazine explores Evotourism—or Evolutionary Tourism—by launching its amazing new feature by “focusing on 12 world-class destinations that span six continents and 500 million years.” (Smithsonian Magazine)
We often sigh and think about how the Nordic nations get it right in so many walks of life—politics, social policies, ahem, happiness index. This week, The Economist does, too. (The Economist)
Did you see the pictures from the Sony World Photography Awards, as featured here in The Washington Post? Simply amazing. (Washington Post)
Please send media inquiries to Cathy Swift, Marketing Director.

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