Cocktails
Cocktails
Adam Lewis, Julia Douglas, Luke Bailes, and Mel Lewis
Adam Lewis, Julia Douglas, Luke Bailes, and Mel Lewis
Etta Meyer and Alan Klein
Etta Meyer and Alan Klein
Courtney Wyckoff, Mary Kate, and Ted Gardenswartz
Courtney Wyckoff, Mary Kate, and Ted Gardenswartz
Adam and Mel Lewis, Becky Henry, and Sue Hopkinson
Adam and Mel Lewis, Becky Henry, and Sue Hopkinson
Julia Douglas and Luke Bailes
Julia Douglas and Luke Bailes
Julia Douglas, Luke Bailes, and Courtney Wyckoff
Julia Douglas, Luke Bailes, and Courtney Wyckoff
Julia Douglas
Julia Douglas
Dutch Hodges and Jill Sheeley
Dutch Hodges and Jill Sheeley
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page
Lindy Rousseau, Caroline Burke, and Luke Bailes
Lindy Rousseau, Caroline Burke, and Luke Bailes
Kirsten Schmit and Kristen Firman
Kirsten Schmit and Kristen Firman
Luke Bailes
Luke Bailes
March 26, 2018 | Parties
Singita is, first and foremost, a conservation company. Its Executive Chairman, the debonair Luke Bailes, created its luxury African safari business with a core mission to preserve animal habitat and fight poaching. Singita now has camps on land holdings from South Africa to Kenya to Rwanda.
On March 8th, local travel luxpert, Founder and President of JetSet World Travel, Julia Douglas, invited Aspen Peak to join a conversation with Singita, an African safari company, in an intimate gathering at the Caribou Club.
What we learned was that many of Singita’s bespoke lodges and camps are stationed on large tracks of privately held land as opposed to national parks, making their safaris uniquely private. And, as Douglas points out, with a new company plane, the Singita experience is especially seamless and efficient for the traveler.
"Travel transforms," is JetSet’s motto. We couldn’t agree more.
Photography by: Jessie Chaney
