Chandards

Chandards for Travel

Access Over Availability – If it can be booked online by the masses, it’s not making the itinerary. Exclusive access, private tours, and VIP-only experiences are the baseline.
Meet the Titans – Every trip must include private conversations with the most influential figures—CEOs, owners, thought leaders, or heads of state.
Culinary Prestige – Dining is never just a meal. It must involve the chef, the owner, or a setting so rare that most wouldn’t know it exists. Think: cellar dinners, after-hours kitchen tastings, or meals at private estates.
Cultural Immersion at the Pinnacle – Museums, opera houses, or historical sites are accessed with the director or curator, not a tour guide. If there’s a velvet rope, we’re stepping over it.
Unbuyable Experiences – Whether it’s a behind-the-scenes moment at an iconic event or a once-in-a-lifetime activity, each trip must include something that money alone can’t secure—connections do.
Historical & Geopolitical Insight – A trip must be intellectually enriching. Private meetings with key historians, journalists, or diplomats should provide an insider’s understanding of the destination.
Only the Best Accommodations – Not just five stars—five stars with a story. Think presidential suites, private villas, or historical estates with staff who know your name before you arrive.
Transportation as an Experience – Forget standard private jets. Consider chartering a rare aircraft, taking an off-the-grid yacht journey, or riding in a historical railcar where world leaders once sat.
Custom Itineraries Only – Every moment must be intentional. No cookie-cutter tours, no crowded attractions. Even downtime should be curated for the most unique experiences available.
Exclusivity First, Always – If you’re in a crowd, something has gone wrong. Every experience should be private, invitation-only, or so off-market that most people don’t even know it exists.

Chandards for Events

Venue is Everything – The location must be either historically significant, impossible to book, or personally owned by someone influential. Forget ballrooms; think private mansions, infield boxes, or members-only clubs.
Guests Must Feel Like Insiders – Every attendee should leave knowing they experienced something that won’t happen again. Whether it’s a behind-the-scenes moment or an unexpected VIP guest, exclusivity rules.
Curate the Guest List Ruthlessly – The right mix of people makes the event. Quality over quantity—80 power players are better than 800 randoms.
Seamless Logistics, No Lines, No Waiting – Transportation, valet, and security should be frictionless. If guests have to check in at a counter or stand in line, it’s not a Chandards event.
The Best of the Best in Hospitality – If it’s not the top chef, the top mixologist, or the best sommelier in the city, it doesn’t make the cut. The service should be intuitive, personal, and effortless.
Entertainment as an Art Form – Live performances, interactive experiences, or private concerts must go beyond mainstream acts. Think surprise sets from world-class musicians, intimate Q&As with legends, or artistic showcases in secret venues.
A Statement Drink & Menu – The menu must be memorable, whether it’s a rare vintage, a custom cocktail created for the event, or a dining experience that feels like theater.
Zero Corporate Feel – No plastic name tags, no generic event furniture, no PowerPoint presentations. Every touchpoint should feel like it belongs in a private residence, not a convention center.
The Right Level of Privacy & Publicity – Some events are meant to be whispered about, not posted. Others should have a curated photographer to capture the perfect moment. Either way, control the narrative.
An Unexpected, Talk-Worthy Moment – Every event should have something that people can’t stop talking about—a surprise guest, an over-the-top reveal, or an experience they’ll never forget.