Private guided travel company Kensington has just launched Kensington Expeditions, a new collection of customized travel experiences “that blend luxury with immersive adventure across land, sea, air and space.”

In its 2025 Mid-Year Travel Trends Update, titled “Navigating Uncertainty in Affluent Travel,” Kensington’s president Helen Giontsis said that “tariff battles and geopolitical struggles” have had “an unexpected yet real impact on travel in 2025.” With that, some trends are emerging.

The Other House has confirmed a late 2025 launch for a sister property in London – The Other House Covent Garden. Located in London’s theatre district, The Other House Convent Garden will showcase the brand’s ‘Residents Club’ concept, blending hotel flexibility, services and amenities with apartment-style accommodation and an exclusive private members’ club.

Kensington, formerly recognised as Kensington Tours, has launched its new Ski the World, Differently experiences designed to cater to the increasing client interest in sport-themed and adventure travel. The new collection of ski themed travel is set to offer travellers exclusive access to some of the world’s premier ski destinations and unparalleled adventures on the slopes.

Kensington has announced the realignment of its executive team as well as the rebranding of its core businesses. The strategic change reflects the recent decentralisation of its parent company, Navigatr Group, fulfilling its objective to enable each of its travel companies to operate independently.