A taste of True Latitudes
The ultraluxury travel information and advice that are available to True Latitudes members on the website are unique in a number of respects. This brief taste of True Latitudes is intended to provide the prospective member with a clear picture of what awaits him or her after he or she becomes a member.
The information provided has to do with true ultraluxury travel only. True Latitudes identifies the very best destinations, villas, yachts, hotels, and cruise lines. The information is presented in a concise and easy-to-use format designed to save you time and trouble. The advice that is provided is not available from any other source - it is unique to True Latitudes, and is the advice that affluent travelers seek.
Below is a glimpse of five different pages from the members-only section of the True Latitudes website.
This is the page on which all True Latitudes members begin their visits to the website. Navigating with the tabs at the top of the page, a member can immediately get to the information or advice that he or she needs - whether it's what restaurant to dine in in Paris, or what security precautions to take when on the streets of Shanghai. The large tabs at the bottom of the page allow each member to communicate his or her ultraluxury travel questions and needs to one of True Latitudes' expert travelers, or to get personalized information from True Latitudes, or to do such things as give a gift of membership in True Latitudes to a friend or colleague.
This is just one of the pages that True Latitudes members go to on the website for specific information and unique advice on an aspect of ultraluxury travel. At the bottom of the page are four large tabs which take members to information on the eight cruise ships that True Latitudes recommends, a comparison of the eight ships, our criteria for selecting the ships that we recommend, and our unique advice on how to get more out of a cruise and be the ones onboard having the best experience. As always, the tabs across the top of the page take members directly to other information and advice that they may need.
This Cape Town destination page is a typical destination page on the True Latitudes website. The page is laid out to answer in order the questions that we ask when we plan a trip: When should we go, how should we get there, where should we stay, where should we eat, how should we get around, and what should we do while we're there. Each section of the page has links to more information and greater detail if that's what the member is looking for. Once a member decides where he or she wants to go, True Latitudes can step in and arrange every detail of the trip.
On hotel pages - like this one for the Plaza Athénée in Paris - True Latitudes provides all of the basic information about the hotel, including security features, the very best suites in the hotel, including their size, and the names and telephone numbers of three key people at the hotel - the general manager, the head concierge, and the head of security. True Latitudes does not list a half-dozen hotels and expect its members to figure out which one is best - we tell our members which one is best and why.
For each destination, True Latitudes recommends as many as six top fine-dining restaurants at the destination. No casual places on this website. All of the restaurants recommended are for serious diners who want to experience the best of the country that they are visiting. We tell you when they're open, we tell you how to book, we tell you what they serve, and we tell you what to wear. In some cases, we even tell you where to sit. We provide real advice that makes your travel experience better.
Only those privileged few who enjoy membership in True Latitudes have access to this information and advice, and have assured themselves that they will have the best possible ultraluxury travel experiences.
To become one of the privileged few, click here and join True Latitudes.
