- Four Seasons’ latest private-jet experience capitalizes on being featured in The White Lotus.
- Prices for the 20-day, around-the-world itinerary start from $188,000.
- The latest season of the TV show has already seen a surge in interest in its Koh Samui resort.
Four Seasons is taking advantage of being featured in HBO’s “The White Lotus.”
The upscale hotel and resort company has opened bookings for its latest private jet experience, centered on locations from the show.
In a 20-day itinerary, passengers stop off at eight locations over four continents.
That includes the three hotels and resorts from “The White Lotus” — Maui, from season one; Taormina in Sicily, Italy, from season two; and Koh Samui in Thailand, from the latest season that launched earlier this month.
Prices start from $188,000, with the trip scheduled for May 2026.
“We’ve experienced firsthand how ‘The White Lotus’ has fuelled the set-jetting trend, inspiring travelers to explore the breathtaking Four Seasons properties that served as backdrops for this beloved series,” said Marc Speichert, Four Seasons’ chief commercial officer.
While guests will get to experience the luxurious locations and five-star treatment seen in the show, they — hopefully — won’t get caught up in the murder mysteries that define the HBO hit show.
Four Seasons Koh Samui has already seen a surge in interest since the third season of the hit TV show began airing.
A spokesperson previously told Business Insider’s Jordan Hart the resort was seeing a rise “in terms of availability checks, searches, and bookings.”
“There is also increased interest in Thailand itself as a travel destination, and the Director of Thailand’s Tourism Authority has said they expect about 20% rise in tourism as a result of the show,” they added.
Guests have the opportunity to snorkel with guidance from a marine biologist and take part in Muay Thai training at the property’s boxing ring set in the hills.
Similarly, searches for hotels and flights to Sicily from the US increased by over 50% while season two was airing, according to travel booking site Hopper.
Last year, Four Seasons offered its private jet for charter — at a cost of $115,000 a day.
The company’s Airbus A321neoLR has a lounge on board and 48 seats which can all lie flat.
Four Seasons CEO Alejandro Reynal told BI’s Brittany Chang that private jet tours help create a “halo effect” for the brand — complementing its core business and creating more opportunities for maintaining relationships with loyal customers.
The firm also plans to debut a 95-suite cruise ship in 2026. Cabins start at $17,300 for a five-night round-trip voyage starting in Miami.
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