Each quarter, Embark Beyond’s Founding Partner Jack Ezon publishes one of the most closely watched temperature checks in our industry with a trends report that blends complex data with frontline insights from advisors, hoteliers, and clients alike.

In 2008, just over 32,000 travelers visited Antarctica. By the 2024–25 season, that number will be closer to 150,000. It’s still a fraction of global tourism numbers, but the growth is significant,

In luxury travel today, the compass has shifted, no longer just about where you go, but about why. The rise of passion-driven travel is proof that the most meaningful journeys

The journey south is never ordinary. Whether by sea, sky, or across a runway of blue ice, the approach to Antarctica sets the tone. Each option carries its own rhythm, but all end the same way: with that first breath of air so pure it startles, and a horizon that stretches beyond imagination. 

Working with a professional makes all the difference. We guarantee tickets, streamlined logistics, exclusive hospitality suites at arenas, and even help with dining reservations. We provide the kind of behind-the-scenes support that transforms a once-in-a-lifetime trip into a seamless, unforgettable experience.

Antarctica is a rare journey. It’s a place that humbles you, transforms you, and quietly reorders the way you see the world. Vast, pristine, and unlike anywhere else on Earth offering something new every moment, as if the continent itself is alive and endlessly composing, breathing, evolving.

These experiences weren’t scraped from search results or filtered from a feed. They were born from bold creativity, trusted relationships, and a shared obsession with offering the impossible.

I love the unique stillness of lakes, the hidden nooks and crannies. They are less showy than oceans and more intimate than rivers. They gather light, cradle reflections, and invite quiet joys: a slow paddle, a deep breath, a swim without urgency. Some of my favorite memories are of quiet mornings paddling a canoe

There’s a particular feeling that comes over you when you travel—a softening, an expansion, a sense of spacious presence. You’re not rushing. You’re noticing. You’re a little more open, a little more alive. You feel inspired—by a dish, by a design, by a discovery. And then… you return home. But what if you didn’t leave that expansive, creative feeling behind?

I fell in love with Jane Austen when I was 17 with the first turning of the pages of Pride & Prejudice. My heart was captured by her words, but it was the discovery that Austen has a sister named Cassandra that truly deepened my affection into a lifelong devotion. 2025 marks the 250th anniversary […]