Benefits your people notice, and intelligence your teams can use.
Approved Experiences runs travel, concierge and event programs for companies, and studies the luxury market they serve.
Every program starts with a first conversation.

Approved Experiences helps companies give their employees, members and customers something worth having: private travel, a team at the end of the line, and events they remember.
Alongside the services sits Lifestyle Intelligence: what the group's work shows about the luxury market, reported in aggregate to the teams that serve it.
What we run for you
Four services, offered alone or as one program, under your brand or alongside ours.

Empty-leg flights offered to a program's members as they come up, arranged by Approved Jets.

A US-based team your members reach at any hour, by call, text or email.

Charter programs and travel management for companies, groups and tours.

Corporate hospitality, offsites and brand events, planned start to finish.
Who it's for
Companies that look after people, and want to do more of it. Each offers the services to someone different.
Card issuers
Card and payment companies, offering cardholders benefits they actually use.
Employers
Companies looking after their executives and the teams who keep them running.
Gaming
Gaming and hospitality companies, looking after the guests who visit them most.
Brands
Luxury and lifestyle brands, hosting events with partners from the same world.
Private aviation
Companies that fly privately, wanting one program for every trip.
Touring
Tours on the road, with travel and hotels arranged for artists and crew.

Lifestyle Intelligence shows where the luxury market is heading.
Where luxury travelers go, what they choose and how their tastes change, as reports, data and briefings for the teams that serve them.
How an engagement runs
Each program starts small and grows once it works.

A conversation
Who you serve, what they should receive, and what a good result looks like for your company.

Scoping
Services, branding, channels and terms, agreed in writing before anything starts.

A pilot
A first group of people, so both sides can see the program working and adjust it.

Rollout
The program opens to everyone it is meant for, with regular reports on how it is used.

The Approved List
A quarterly edition of the places, brands and evenings the Approved team recommends, across ten categories. Travelers read it for where to go; companies read it as a public sample of Intelligence.


Tell us who you serve.
A first conversation covers the people you look after and what would make a difference to them.