Building on the award-winning 2025 edition, which focused on multigenerational celebrations and complex itineraries, the new volume responds to growing demand for more intimate, insight-led journeys.
Carrier has also relaunched its personalised microsites – tailored digital platforms designed that help agents showcase the collection seamlessly to their clients.
Data points to a clear shift toward intimate, ultra-luxury travel with high-value bookings increasingly involving smaller groups. In 2025, £100K+ bookings averaged 8.5 travellers, compared to 5.5 for £60-80K bookings.
Rebecca Turner, Head of Product, says: “Bookings between £60-100K grew by 45% last year. Clients still want imaginative, boundary-pushing travel – just with fewer people. Intimate escapes gives agents the inspiration that aligns with how ultra-high-net-worth clients are travelling right now.”
The 2026 collection mirrors this trend, spotlighting destinations and styles driving demand in this bracket, including smaller Caribbean islands such as St Barths, cultural deep-dives in Japan and Cruise‑and‑stay combinations in the Seychelles.
Following the success of last year's campaign, Carrier has reintroduced bespoke microsites for strategic agent partners, now housing both the original Limitless collection and the new 'intimate escapes' volume.- Each agent partner receives a personalised link with bespoke branding, tailored call to actions, and optional website integration.
Head of Marketing, Byanne Akbor adds: “This dual-volume platform gives agents a flexible, future-focused selling tool – mobile-friendly, visually rich and designed to replace static brochures with evergreen, easy-to-navigate digital content that can be used whenever opportunities arise.”
Carrier will host a Carrier Live webinar on 16th April, where the session will explore why Carrier should be the operator of choice for high-value bookings and how Limitless supports agents handling complex, high-touch enquiries.
Agents can access Limitless and the toolkit via Carrier’s trade portal.