Only ultra luxury people have access to this pt 1

Eli, the travel guy, breaks down the wild world of luxury travel — think private islands, staff for every guest, and experiences that money can literally buy. This isn’t selling vacations. It’s selling status, access, and bragging rights.

Why it Works

• It taps into exclusivity bias: people want what few can have.
• It sells identity, not just features. “You’re not a tourist, you’re elite.”
• It uses scarcity marketing: limited villas, private chefs, custom routes.
• It’s storytelling-driven — every trip turns into a humblebrag.

Real-World Luxury Plays

• Aman Resorts charges up to $8,000 a night — and guests rave about privacy.
• Four Seasons’ private jet tours sell out months in advance at six figures.
• Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection sells lifestyle, not cabins.