INFINITE PRIVILEGE
The world,
by invitation.
Essentialist's travel designers and insiders, offered to invitation‑only Visa Infinite Privilege clients. One sentence in, a whole trip back.

Forge a katana beside a master swordsmith in Saitama
Spend an afternoon at the anvil with Akihira Kawasaki, one of only six master katana swordsmiths in Japan and the only one based in Kanto.
Linger a little longer at Rosewood
Essentialist members enjoy a complimentary third night at Rosewood Baha Mar.
The Masters 2027
The first major of the year, and the hardest week in golf to get inside
INFINITE
ESSENTIALIST BENEFITS
- Priority for upgrade upon arrival
- Credits per stay
- Breakfast for two daily
- Early check in and late check-out based on availability
- Enhanced, and personalized welcome amenities
- Complimentary wifi
Hi Anthony! Where would you like to travel next?



Where are you thinking of going?
When would you like to travel?
Where are you leaving from?
Who's traveling?
Nice, I've got your group. How do you want this trip to feel?
What nightly hotel range feels comfortable?
What type of Tuscany experience appeals most?
How would you like to structure your stay?
Thank you Anthony, that's all the trip details received!
We'll start planning and a member of our team will be in touch very shortly.
MY TRIPS


Our team is reviewing your request and selecting the elements that will best fit with your preferences and interests.
Our travel designer has curated the perfect itinerary just for you. Now it's time for you to review and confirm or ask for any changes.
Our team will be in touch with the final booking details, all you need to do now is pack your bags and get ready to go.

Countryside & Vineyards in Tuscany
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Trips planned by people who were there this year.
Essentialist is a members-only travel service, joined by application. Joan Roca founded it with Nancy Novogrod, a former editor in chief of Travel + Leisure, and in Roca's words it runs "a little more like a magazine than a travel agency". Editors and writers keep its picture of each place current. A travel designer turns that into a trip, then books all of it.
Flights, hotels, restaurants and experiences, planned from a blank page and booked in one place, for the whole household.
More than 200 editors and writers, New York Times and Condé Nast Traveler contributors among them, curating over 70,000 experiences in close to 1,000 destinations.
A morning at the last corzetti stamp workshop, a swordsmith's anvil in Saitama, Masters week at Augusta, snow polo in St. Moritz.
At properties such as Rosewood: upgrade priority, stay credits, breakfast for two, early check-in and late check-out.
The brief, the plan by day and a chat with their own designer, with support around the clock while they travel.
Wellness, food, arts and culture, sport and shopping, paced to the trip they asked for.
Sources: essentialist.com; AFAR (January 2020); Avenue Magazine (2023); company profile coverage (July 2024). Figures are as Essentialist and the press reported them and haven't been checked independently. Photography from Pexels. A concept, not produced by or affiliated with Essentialist, Visa or Commonwealth Bank; the marks belong to their owners.