Travel expert reveals what it’s REALLY like to fly on Four Seasons’ private jet as part of its 24-day, nine-country trip costing a whopping $198,000

For those who don’t have $198,000 to spend on a private jet trip around the world, one traveler has provided a taste of what such a costly getaway is really like – with fine dining, impeccable service and luxurious bells and whistles among the perks.

YouTuber Justin Tse, 26, from Canada, filmed part of his epic world trip with luxury hotel brand Four Seasons, with his featured stops taking viewers to the paradise shores of Kona, Bora Bora, Sydney and Bali.

To begin with, the content creator focuses on what the benefits of the Four Seasons private jet entail. The company uses a custom-built Airbus A321LRneo, operated by Titan Airways, complete with 48 handcrafted, flat leather seats and plush footstools to rest your feet on.

Each passenger, Justin reveals, will receive a number of goodies as part of the travel package, including a Four Seasons branded duffel bag, a branded hat, a diary, luggage tags, a toiletry bag and a selection of toiletries.

Instead of TVs in the back seat, each passenger gets an iPad with ‘lots of entertainment’, and they also ‘show you the route of your trip, the different excursions and the hotel you will be staying in’.

Other onboard amenities include noise-canceling headphones, free WiFi, cashmere blankets and plush bedding.

When it comes to the level of service on board the Four Seasons private jet, Justin says it’s “truly like no other.”

He explains to viewers: ‘The flight attendants are always around to bring you exactly what you need. It’s a very personal experience.’

In part of the video, Justin focuses on dinner on board, with footage of some of the luxurious meals he was served, complete with restaurant-standard tableware.

He reveals that all meals on Four Seasons flights are created by Chef Kerry Sear, “who travels the entire journey, using local fresh ingredients at every stop along the way.”

While he has flown around the world on several airlines, Justin said the food he had on the Four Seasons private jet was the best he had ever tasted in the air.

In addition to Instagrammable meals, Justin says, passengers can enjoy “a fully stocked bar and snacks at all times during the flight.”

One clip, recorded during the flight, shows Justin enjoying a drink in the private jet’s chic bar, with wine bottles and sparkling glasses on display.

He says that as the Four Seasons trip progresses, you get to know “everyone on the flight” so that “you can hang out with some of the guests or chat with the crew.”

“It made the flights go by very quickly,” he muses.

After introducing the plane, Justin begins his video diary in Hawaii.

He explains that the Four Seasons organizes a “range of activities” at each destination, with some days being “more action-packed and physically demanding” and others “a lot more relaxed, just involving good food.” ‘

After an “amazing” time in Hawaii, Justin packed his bags and hopped back on the plane for his next stop: Bora Bora.

On the tropical island, he stayed in an overwater bungalow with “panoramic views of the water,” a private dock, a private patio and “beautiful bath.”

Justin took advantage of the crystal clear waters and booked a snorkeling excursion while in Bora Bora. One morning he also had his breakfast delivered via a traditional Polynesian canoe.

Justin’s next visit took him to the city of Sydney, where he stayed at a Four Seasons hotel “right in the city center with direct views of the Opera House and just a stone’s throw from the promenade.”

At this point in the video, the travel expert highlights how Four Seasons has taken into account time changes and the length of each flight to “reduce and minimize the effects of jet lag during this 24-day trip.”

The final part of Justin’s video diary captures his part of the trip to Indonesia, where he checked into the Four Seasons Resort Bali in Sayan.

He tells viewers, as drone footage takes them on a flight over the beautiful resort: ‘You can see that we are surrounded by nature and greenery here and it really shows the best of what Bali is known for.

‘Some of the excursions you can choose from in Bali include rafting and a tour of ancient temples.

‘I really chose to take it easy here…enjoy the pool, try the most amazing food I’ve ever had…there’s so much to see in the resort itself and it’s just so exciting to be allowed to explore a place like this.’

After Bali, Justin’s video diary comes to an end, but some of the other places he visited during his luxury jet trip included Chang Mai and Dubai.

Four Seasons’ Inspiring Voyage voyage – with nine stops – is currently only on the waitlist for 2024.

After trying it, Justin sums it up as a “once in a lifetime opportunity to see the world in the most amazing way possible.”