Meet the boutique Travel Company that created an opportunity from adversity

From rising hotel prices to tailor-made experiences, Little Emperors founder Rebecca Masri reveals the trends shaping the future of luxury travel in 2023.

Rebecca studied in London at St. Paul’s Girls’ School, graduated from the European Business School, and went on to join Goldman Sachs where she spent almost 10 years between Investment Banking and Private Wealth Management. In 2009 following the crash, Rebecca sought an opportunity to create Little Emperors, a private members’ hotel club, extending both corporate rates and leisure benefits in luxury hotels around the globe.

Could this be ‘The White Lotus’ hotel for season three? The founder of the private members luxury travel app Little Emperors, Rebecca Masri, explains that the Koh Samui resort has a number of similarities to the first season’s locale. However, the Bangkok at Chao Praya River hotel recently opened its doors to guests in 2020. So, Masri says, its novelty could be attractive to the show creators.

With both a web and app-based presence, Little Emperors is the essential travel companion for both frequent jet setters and one-off luxury seekers.

Luxury agencies and agency networks shared how they’re getting fit for the year ahead, speaking on a panel at the TTG Luxury Travel Summit. Private travel club Little Emperors uses data to predict trends, to prompt people and to speak to them about what they’re searching for. Founder Rebecca Masri said astute use of data can determine what people of a similar demographic to your clients are searching for.