Post by misterpr1981 on Oct 8, 2007 10:28:43 GMT -5
Not posting anything else, but this is one of my clients and a nice FB mention. - Steve
www.travelweekly.com/articles.aspx?articleid=58516
New concierge service targets time-starved rich and famous (10/05/2007)
Designed for affluent travelers with limited time on their hands, Luxe Concierge specializes in organizing getaways "from inception to conception to execution."
Nashid Braswell, president of Luxe Concierge, said his company's target markets are affluent travelers and celebrities.
"We're looking to make the lives of glamorous people even more glamorous, by working on the tedious, insignificant tasks that they should not have to get involved with," Braswell said in a statement. "We're looking to simplify the lives of those too busy to handle everyday menial tasks."
According to Braswell, Luxe Concierge will handle everything from personal shopping to booking vacation packages to chartering private jets and yachts on short notice.
The company, located on the Web at www.nasbras.com, also offers other services such as arranging wedding services, honeymoons or engagement parties, as well as restaurant reservations and hotel upgrades.
Luxe Concierge, based in Freehold, N.J., is one of a growing number of companies that offer personal, travel concierge services to upscale travelers.
Others include Playboy Passport, a 24-hour, luxury lifestyle management service created by Playboy Enterprises.
Launched this month, the service, found at www.playboypassport.com, costs $10,000 a year and is open to 1,000 members by invite only.
Meanwhile, Stuff, a men's magazine, launched a concierge service last year called Stuff VIP Travel (www.stuffviptravel.com).
www.travelweekly.com/articles.aspx?articleid=58516
New concierge service targets time-starved rich and famous (10/05/2007)
Designed for affluent travelers with limited time on their hands, Luxe Concierge specializes in organizing getaways "from inception to conception to execution."
Nashid Braswell, president of Luxe Concierge, said his company's target markets are affluent travelers and celebrities.
"We're looking to make the lives of glamorous people even more glamorous, by working on the tedious, insignificant tasks that they should not have to get involved with," Braswell said in a statement. "We're looking to simplify the lives of those too busy to handle everyday menial tasks."
According to Braswell, Luxe Concierge will handle everything from personal shopping to booking vacation packages to chartering private jets and yachts on short notice.
The company, located on the Web at www.nasbras.com, also offers other services such as arranging wedding services, honeymoons or engagement parties, as well as restaurant reservations and hotel upgrades.
Luxe Concierge, based in Freehold, N.J., is one of a growing number of companies that offer personal, travel concierge services to upscale travelers.
Others include Playboy Passport, a 24-hour, luxury lifestyle management service created by Playboy Enterprises.
Launched this month, the service, found at www.playboypassport.com, costs $10,000 a year and is open to 1,000 members by invite only.
Meanwhile, Stuff, a men's magazine, launched a concierge service last year called Stuff VIP Travel (www.stuffviptravel.com).