Picture this: sunrise over Machu Picchu on one continent, sunset over the Maasai Mara on another—and in between, nothing but the quiet hum of a private jet and a glass of something bright from the beverage cart. That’s not a metaphor. It’s a single, continuous itinerary, and this fall, it comes with one of the most compelling reasons we’ve seen to finally book it.

TCS World Travel calls it the Signature Expedition, and it’s exactly what it sounds like: their flagship, all-inclusive private jet around the world tour, connecting ten of the world’s most storied places into one seamless journey. This fall, select Fall 2026 departures come paired with a $10,000 credit per person—a rare window into one of private aviation’s most ambitious itineraries, at real value.

The Signature Expedition: A Private Jet Around the World Tour, Reimagined

Most “around the world” trips are really just a string of separate vacations, stitched together by long layovers and lost days. The Signature Expedition is the opposite: 24 days, one custom Airbus A321, and a route built so that each stop builds on the last rather than existing in isolation.

You’ll begin in Miami with a welcome dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel Miami, then fly directly into the Peruvian Andes for Cusco and Machu Picchu, where a private train carries you into the Sacred Valley and the Belmond Hotel Monasterio—a converted 16th-century monastery—becomes home for three nights.

A Day-by-Day Glimpse

• Cusco & Machu Picchu, Peru — explore the 15th-century Inca citadel by private train, then rest at the Belmond Hotel Monasterio, a converted 16th-century monastery steps from the Plaza de Armas.
• Easter Island, Chile — stand before the moai of UNESCO-listed Rapa Nui National Park and stay at Nayara Hangaroa, built in homage to the ceremonial village of Orongo.
• Papeete, Tahiti — a tropical pause in French Polynesia, with an evening of Polynesian dance at the oceanfront Hilton Hotel Tahiti.
• Great Barrier Reef & Daintree Rainforest, Australia — snorkel a private reef site and walk the world’s oldest rainforest with a Kuku Yalanji guide, based at the Pullman Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort and Spa.
• Angkor Wat, Cambodia — watch dawn break over the temple’s lotus towers, then settle into the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor.
• Taj Mahal, Agra, India — tour the marble masterpiece and the nearby Agra Fort, staying at The Oberoi Amarvilas, which overlooks the monument itself.
• Maasai Mara, Kenya — track the Big Five by game drive and drift over the savanna in a hot-air balloon at dawn, from the cliffside tented suites of Angama Mara.
• Cairo, Egypt — stand before the Pyramids of Giza and explore the Grand Egyptian Museum, based at the Nile-side St. Regis Cairo.
• Marrakech, Morocco — wander the UNESCO-listed medina and the Majorelle Garden, closing out the journey at The Oberoi, Marrakech, before returning home to Miami.

Why Private Jet Changes Everything

The real luxury of this itinerary isn’t just where it goes—it’s how little time you lose getting there. TCS flies directly into places commercial airlines can’t easily reach, landing at Easter Island’s remote airstrip or Peru’s coastal Pisco without the layovers that usually eat entire travel days.

Onboard, the custom Airbus A321 is configured with only 52 flatbed Italian leather seats and 6.5 feet of personal reclining space per guest. An 18-person crew—including a dedicated chef, an onboard physician and two subject-matter experts—means the plane itself becomes part of the experience, not just the transport between it.

A Second Route: Ocean to Outback, Exploring New Zealand and Australia

If the Signature Expedition is TCS’s flagship, Ocean to Outback is its most fluid regional counterpart. Australia and New Zealand are famously vast—usually requiring a string of long-haul and domestic flights to see properly. By private jet, the 22-day journey (Nov. 29–Dec. 20, 2026) moves between coastlines, islands and interior landscapes without ever touching a commercial schedule.

Highlights include a flightseeing pass over Milford Sound, a sunset viewing of the Field of Light installation beneath Uluru from the tented suites of Longitude 131°, and two nights on Kangaroo Island’s newly rebuilt Southern Ocean Lodge—a rare chance to visit after an extended closure, with the Seal Bay sea lion colony just beyond the cliffside suites.

The Rare Part: A $10,000 Credit on Select Fall 2026 Departures

Here’s where the timing gets interesting. On select Fall 2026 departures of the Signature Expedition, TCS World Travel is offering a $10,000 credit per person—not a discount so much as an unlock, making one of the most comprehensive private jet around the world tours available at a rare value for those who’ve been considering it.

Availability on these departures is finite, and the itinerary itself is limited to 52 guests per journey, so this isn’t a trip that waits around. If a route that turns Machu Picchu, Angkor Wat and the Maasai Mara into one continuous story has been on your list, this is the fall to look at it seriously.

Ready to see whether the Signature Expedition—or the Ocean to Outback route—fits the trip you’ve been imagining? Connect with your Coastline Travel Group Advisor to check availability on select Fall 2026 departures and start building your itinerary.