How it works
A suggested journey starts the conversation. A personal proposal brings the route, practical arrangements and cost together.
Explore
You browse suggested journeys, destinations and experiences. Save the ideas that catch your attention.
Nobu’s catalogue gives you a starting point, not a fixed package.
Share your brief
Share dates, party size, pace, interests and a comfortable budget range. Being undecided is fine.
The design conversation turns those preferences into a practical direction.
Receive a proposal
Review the route, stays, activities and cost assumptions.
Nobu develops the local arrangements and distinguishes proposed options from confirmed services.
Refine the details
Change the pace, compare accommodation or add an extra chapter.
The proposal is revised so the route, cost and inclusions stay aligned.
Confirm
Review the named services, booking conditions, payment instructions and cancellation terms.
Availability and booking arrangements are checked through the agreed process.
Prepare & travel
Check your final itinerary, preparation notes and trip-specific contacts.
Local service arrangements follow the confirmed journey.
Travelling through an adviser?
Your overseas travel adviser develops the client relationship and proposal. Nobu works on the local planning and arrangements. Your booking documents should make everyone’s responsibilities clear.
The travel-partner modelA few things worth knowing
The details matter. Bring anything else into your planning conversation.
No. Your brief begins a conversation. It does not reserve accommodation, fix a price or confirm an activity.
Yes. Suggested journeys are starting points. Changes affect the route, arrangements and quotation and need to be reflected in the agreed proposal.
A journey made around you
Tell us what has caught your attention. We’ll start with that, and build from there.
