According to British newspaper the Daily Mail, the tour in September and October next year will see travelers fly from Seattle to Kyoto, then Hoi An, the Maldives, Serengeti, Marrakech, Budapest, Florence, and Paris.

The firm uses a custom-fitted Airbus A321LRneo operated by Titan Airways, which has only 48 handcrafted seats that all offer 6.5ft, two metres, of personal space and extend to lie fully flat, along with a plush ottoman, the article wrote.

The British newspaper shared that high-end trips on so called air cruises taking small groups around the world in private jets have been growing in popularity following the pandemic and are now offered by several operators.

Some businesses run trips where guests can organise the itinerary in partnership with the firm, such as a 15-day whisky tour by private jet offered by Pelorus, for which prices start at £1.2million for six people, equating to £200,000 each. The tour visits Japan, the United States, Scotland, and Ireland, whilst allowing guests to sample some of the world's rarest types of whiskey. 

Among the trips found by MailOnline was a 23-day tour run by Four Seasons visiting Asia, Africa, and Europe for £155,000 per person based on double occupancy.

Daily Mail also recommended other options, including a 17-day tour of South America with TCS World Travel on an Airbus A321 for £90,000 per person, a 26-day tour operated by Abercrombie and Kent which visits Fiji, Tasmania, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Mauritius, Zambia and Brazil can be visited for £131,000 per person, and a 25-day round-the-world option on an Airbus A321 visiting South America, Oceania, Asia, and Africa costs £98,000 per person.

Nicky Kelvin, editor at The Points Guy, told MailOnline, “Travelling in excess is a trend which is definitely on the rise, as those looking for a holiday now want to enjoy themselves to the max, and believe that after a difficult few years, they deserve to splash out.”