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Flight Centre Travel Group-owned luxury tour operator Scott Dunn has launched exclusive new destinations, hotels and experiential offerings throughout France, launching for 2024 travel. With France projected to become the most visited country on earth in 2025, Scott Dunn’s France specialists have uncovered the newest, most under-the-radar experiences throughout every corner of the country to develop highly personalised itineraries, with highlights including a private viewing of Emile Hermès’ coveted collection of novelty treasures and visits to the Dior Mansion and Gardens. The latest launch from Scott Dunn will introduce nine new key regions and 14 new itineraries, and elevated Scott Dunn Private services.

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Targeting travellers gravitating towards the countryside, the French Riviera, and lesser-known wine regions, Scott Dunn is encouraging guests to explore France beyond its most populated city – Paris – to experience the rich culture, sought-after fashion, and exquisite cuisine that the smaller regions of the country have to offer. From the sun-kissed beaches of Nice and Cannes to the historical grandeur of Versailles and the vibrant culture of Lyon, each destination has been selected to offer a unique blend of experiences. To complement these destinations, Scott Dunn has curated a portfolio of 27 new hotels and resorts, each vetted for quality, service, and unique offerings. Noteworthy additions include the prestigious Carlton Cannes, Maybourne Riviera, COMO Le Montrachet in Burgundy, and the Hotel de Crillon in Paris.
Examples of the new range include culinary experiences such as visiting renowned Escoffier School at The Ritz Hotel in Paris, where guests are greeted by master chefs ready to guide them through a hands-on cooking class. Then savor their creations in a private dining setting, complete with wine pairings selected by an in-house sommelier.
Family experiences include an exclusive Disney Dream Day in Paris, where not only does the traveller skip the lines, but they also get behind-the-scenes access to some of the most iconic rides and shows, complete with a personal guide to navigate the park and make the most of your day. For history enthusiasts, the D-Day Experience by Vintage Military Vehicle in Normandy is a transformative journey. Guests are transported back to the key moments of World War II, guided by a historian who brings the past to life through storytelling and interactive exhibits. If nature is more your calling, consider a guided hike through the breathtaking landscapes of the French Riviera. But this is no ordinary hike; it culminates in a gourmet picnic at a scenic overlook, where you can enjoy panoramic views while savoring local delicacies.
Meanwhile, Scott Dunn Private offers are the epitome of exclusivity and luxury, designed to offer unparalleled access to some of the world’s most coveted and exclusive venues. Such as visiting the Louvre after hours, or a visit to the private studio of luxury brand Hermès in Paris. The SDP offerings are not just activities; they are once-in-a-lifetime experiences that offer a level of access and personalisation that is unmatched. With offices in London, Singapore and San Diego, Scott Dunn recently announced the opening of its New York City office following the exponential growth that the US market has seen in the post-pandemic travel boom. The tour operator anticipates rapid growth in its California and New York offices over the next three years. Lead image: Menton, French Riviera

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