The luxury travel connoisseur is bringing remote and unusual parts of Australia into the spotlight with the launch of this new active adventure off the Tasmanian coast.

There’s been plenty of moving and shaking over at Virtuoso, and we’re not talking about CEO Matthew Upchurch’s maraca-playing in the office.

Expect plenty of advertising by the tour company amid Nick Kyrgios’ mid-match dummy spits at the Australian Open this month.

Do you happen to be the man in the accompanying photo? If so, congratulations are in order! If not, we’ll just congratulate you for turning up to work on a Monday.

In the accompanying photo, Virtuoso CEO Matthew Upchurch is demonstrating what we imagine is his “welcome” face and hand gesture combination. Either that or he’s giving a tutorial on how to throw pizza dough.

Had you lost all hope that the premier luxury travel event was still going ahead this year? Restore it here with this.

Find out what the luxury travel network is forecasting as the hottest destinations, experiences and trends of 2020 in its latest Luxe Report!

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Just in case the promise of pizza and gelato weren’t enough to convince you, Virtuoso has tapped Italy as the place to be in 2019.

It’s not all gold plated toilets and one million thread count sheets. We spoke with two experts to find out what’s hot in the world of luxe travel.

We tried to recreate a luxurious hotel experience with a nice bubble bath and a glass of wine. All was going well until our dog jumped in.