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Four Seasons Adds Curated Journeys in Japan, Thailand, and Lanai

The new itineraries pair stays at multiple properties with private experiences and coordinated planning from start to finish.

by Laura Ratliff  September 27, 2026
Four Seasons Adds Curated Journeys in Japan, Thailand, and Lanai

Four Seasons Chiang Mai. Photo: Courtesy of Four Seasons

Four Seasons is expanding its collection of curated journeys with three new itineraries spanning multiple properties in Japan, Thailand, and Hawaii. Each pairs hotel stays with private experiences arranged by a dedicated team that serves as a single point of contact throughout the trip.

“Today’s luxury traveler is looking for experiences that feel both meaningful and seamless,” said Marc Speichert, Four Seasons’ executive vice president and chief commercial officer. The new journeys join existing itineraries in Bali, Spain, and Mexico.

The nine-day Japan: The Art of Old & New connects Four Seasons hotels in Tokyo’s Otemachi district, Kyoto, and Osaka. In Tokyo, guests can visit the first floor of Toyosu Fish Market, where sushi chefs buy their seafood, before taking a chef-led sushi-making session using ingredients selected that morning. A Four Seasons Cultural Ambassador guides guests through Kyoto’s heritage and lesser-known routes, while local experts lead an exploration of Osaka’s food markets and neighborhood establishments.

The 11-day Thailand: Stories & Stillness travels from Bangkok to Chiang Mai and Koh Samui. Guests can create and bottle a custom spirit at Bangkok’s BKK Social Club, meet the mother-daughter team preserving northern Thai textile traditions at Naenna Studio, and take part in a nighttime spa ritual on a secluded stretch of coastline in Koh Samui.

In Hawaii, Lanai: Two Worlds, One Island spends seven days at two resorts on the same island. The journey begins at Four Seasons Resort Lanai, with experiences including a private catamaran sail and an exploration led by local storyteller Tuma. It then moves to Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort, for personalized wellness guidance, forest bathing, and spa treatments.

The format lets travelers see several sides of a destination without arranging each hotel stay and experience separately. Four Seasons says its teams coordinate the itinerary and tailor recommendations along the way. Advisors can find further information and booking details through the brand’s exclusive itineraries collection.

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