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T R A V E L F O RE C A S T
ELITE
SANCTUARY Dedicated areas for luxury
travellers are increasing
How the other half fly
Exclusive zones, private terminals and personal shoppers – services tailored to top-tier travellers are on the rise
LUXURY TRAVEL BENEFITS are becoming an increasingly prized
commodity. For VIP travellers, access to private spaces with upgraded experiences is worth its weight in gold. As such, a new crop of luxury products and services are emerging that specifically target the most affluent travellers. The latest of these is Priority Pass
Private – a new luxury full-service airport experience from Priority Pass, designed for ultra-high-net-worth travellers. Launched in September, Priority Pass
Private unlocks a new level of sophistication where private terminals, suites and a dedicated team await to take care of
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every detail of a passenger’s journey. From seamless and unobtrusive check-in to expedited security services, as well as curated gourmet dining experiences. While experiences may vary depending on
location, features include access to private terminals and lounges, plus top-tier services
Priority Pass Private is a new experience for those who value time, privacy and exclusivity
such as airside chauffeur transfers. Priority Pass Private is an “invitation-only
product” – meaning businesses can invite their most discerning customers to enjoy a truly elevated experience as they travel the world, prioritising time, privacy and exclusivity. The programme is available in the Middle
East and Europe, across 76 airports in more than 30 countries, including London, Dubai, Paris, Los Angeles, Singapore, Zurich, Shanghai and Geneva. With time being a valuable asset, Priority
Pass Private provides seamless access to an expedited experience that’s both exclusive and effortless.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2025
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