2013-02-12 — /travelprnews.com/ — Leading luxury experiential travel company &Beyond has appointed Fox Browne Creative to help implement an extensive programme aimed at maintaining and improving its 32 safari lodges in India and Africa’s most iconic natural destinations.
Fox Browne Creative (www.foxbrowne.com) is well known for their many successful projects offering advice and assistance in the development of luxury lodges. Owners Chris Browne and Debra Fox have a long-standing history with &Beyond , having been involved in the design and operations of many of its lodges. Most importantly, the two brands are united in their passion for creating exceptional guest experiences.
&Beyond’s ambitious programme of lodge maintenance, which is expected to run for the next three years, will include:
- Creating even more innovative and authentic experiences for guests
- A variety of refurbishment projects
- A focus on operational design
- Intensive and refreshed hospitality training
- A fresh food strategy
- Refreshed delivery of all aspects of the &Beyond brand
“We are excited to welcome Chris and Debra back into the &Beyondfamily in their role as affiliated consultants. Their intimate knowledge of our lodges, people, ethics and operating history will help us to ensure even more exceptional experiences for our guests,” says Joss Kent,&Beyond CEO.
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ABOUT &Beyond
&Beyond is one of the world’s leading luxury experiential travel companies, designing personalised luxury safaris in 16 African countries, as well as India, Bhutan and Sri Lanka. The company also owns and operates 32 extraordinary lodges and camps in Africa and India’s wilderness high spots. Established in 1991, &Beyond takes exceptional care of its guests in order to make a difference; its commitment to sustainable responsible travel and community empowerment is world renowned.
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