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Share with us your travel details and what kind of bespoke holiday you have in mind. One of our expert travel consultants will be in touch within the next working day to begin planning your customised travel itinerary.

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Simply put, we’ll pull out all the stops to fulfil the luxurious holiday you envisage. From customising a world-class music festival to securing a table in a booked-out Michelin 3 star restaurant, we have what it takes to put a smile on your face.

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Insight is key to an extraordinary journey. We make it a priority to understand you – your travel requirements, preferences and habits – before we design your customised travel itinerary.

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Your time is precious and our job is to get it right without needing you to constantly fact-check or be on repeat mode. Quotient handpicks tours and activities that matter to you and we meet tough deadlines.

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Our expertise as seasoned holiday architects ensure quality and finishing. Your holiday won’t just be a customised holiday because we are obsessed with offering epic travel experiences and work only with the best partners.

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We specialise in facilitating customised independent travel, helping our clients plan their own self-conducted trip. We work closely with clients to understand their needs and wants, and incorporate them into a highly personalised and unique itinerary.

For last minute travel or fully bespoke holidays commissioned upon your request. Any desires for private flights, food and beverage experiences, religious tours, sports and motoring quests and more can be fulfilled here. Extensive research is undertaken to ensure maximum travel efficiency and viability within budgetary, seasonal, thematic and physical parameters.

A holiday with us includes a holiday itinerary, complete with a travel pack that gives you point to point instructions, an activity guide, shopping guide and dining guide, accommodation, and, depending on your itinerary, private guides, private transfers, rail passes, car rental, purchasing tickets for performances, restaurant reservations and more.

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In the 17th Century, the Grand Tour undertaken by European men of means and privilege to further their education in in the art and culture of Continental Europe. In those days, the Grand Tour was not a trip undertaken lightly. Quotient TravelPlanner has added accomplishments of our time to the classics of the ancient era.

From the finest Brunello wines of Montepulciano, the best seafood in Grosseto, the most delicate artisanal chocolate of Pistoia, a tour of the clockworks workshops of Schaffhausen, the archest society balls in Costa Smeralda, viewing the greatest Surrealist paintings in Figueres, the best dazzling white beaches in Costa Brava, the emptiest unrestricted autobahns in Swabia, from staying in design boutique hunting lodges to grand lakeside palaces, touring in a BMW 1 Serie to a Bugatti Veyron. And to truly learn from the great masterpieces, you can be accompanied by a lecturer on each subject.

Group driving convoys led by us on a regular basis throughout the year combining various aspects of these themes: from full-on sportscar driving to relaxing food and wine tours during the truffle season. Private trips are also available, just let us know your theme and we will create a unique and personally commissioned trip for you.

We understand the need for uncompromised short breaks. Whether it’s experiencing time slow down in Bhutan, rediscovering romance on a private island in the Philippines, revisiting the charms of rustic island living in Lombok, or delving deeper into the rich cultures of Bali, we have a getaway to match your every mood. If you have a destination in mind, we will be happy to further customise your getaways request, please call us at +65 6435 0922.

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We specialise in private customised holidays for couples, families, friends and corporates. Our trips are highly personalised and passionately crafted by well-travelled consultants, with the aim of providing a native's insight on these journeys.

Established in 2007, Quotient differentiates itself through its emphasis on providing clients with expert advice and personalised service. Because every traveller is unique, our clients can expect a detailed consultation on their unique interests and preferences, resulting in a holiday that's tailor made just for them. Quotient's expertise and standing both on the local and international stage continues to evolve. Our twin accreditation as a member of Pure Life Experiences for leading private travel designers around the world and A Virtuoso Member Agency makes us the youngest Singapore-based travel agency to be bestowed the honour; other accolades include Singapore Tatler's Best of Singapore – Travel Agencies award consecutively since 2010

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Human-sounding AI can plan, help book your travel. But can you trust it?

It wasn’t so long ago that travelers planned trips without the internet.

“Back in the day, our parents used to go to these travel agents and really kind of express what they were looking for and what kind of vacation they wanted,” said Saad Saeed, co-founder and CEO of Layla, an AI travel planner whose website launched this year. “Slowly, we kind of acclimatized ourselves to start using these search boxes, clicks, these forms and filters.”

Artificial intelligence-driven tools like Layla can now turn back the clock on that experience, engaging with users almost like humans to customize travel plans with lightning speed plus all the resources of the web. But does AI actually make travel planning easier and can it compare to human expertise? 

Yes and no. Here’s why.

Can AI actually understand us?

It can try. 

“What are you personally looking for in this trip and what do you want out of it?” asked Saeed. “Do you want to reconnect with your partner, for example, or do you want to just feel some adventure and thrill?” 

A human travel agent may ask a series of questions to understand a client’s needs. So can generative AI , which picks up on keywords. Mindtrip, an AI planner launched publicly on May 1, has an actual travel quiz that asks users to rank priorities like “Is your ideal vacation day an exhilarating adventure or a relaxing break?” using sliding scales.

“What we get at the end of that quiz, using the AI, is a really customized description,” explained  Mindtrip Founder and CEO Andy Moss. That then informs what the AI suggests to the traveler. 

Informed suggestions can save users time in narrowing down destinations and experiences, as well as  introduce places users may never have discovered on their own.

AI travel planning is here: How to use it to plan your next vacation and what you should know first

Can AI fully replace humans?

No. Layla may sound human, using conversational phrases like “I've got three cozy nests that won't make your wallet cry.”

“She has a personality. We try to make her funny and so on, where it's really that friend that can get to know you and then recommend you the perfect stuff,” Saeed said.

But part of Layla’s expertise comes from the real-life experiences of some 1,600 travel content creators  the Berlin-based platform has partnered with. Their videos and insights can give users a richer picture of what to expect.

Mindtrip also leans on human expertise, having tapped a limited group of travel influencers for curated content with plans to eventually open it up so anyone can share their travel itineraries and experiences with the public.

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Is AI a threat to privacy?

With all the rapid advancements in AI in just the past year, some users are wary of its safety .

“Data privacy is definitely one of our biggest concerns, and we ensure that none of the personal identifiable information ever reaches basically the model providers. That will all stay with us,” Layla’s Saeed said. “None of their personally identifiable data can ever be basically used to profile them or basically go into any of these systems, which are training these different models.”

Booz Allen Hamilton, the nation’s largest provider of AI to the federal government , focuses heavily on ethical and  secure AI, as well as adhering to the government’s policies on data collection. 

“We collect as little information as we can in order to provide a secure transaction,” said Booz Allen Hamilton Senior Vice President Will Healy, who heads up their recreation work, including Recreaton.gov , the government’s central travel planning site for public lands like national parks. “We don't save your searches. We don't save your credit card data. We're very careful about the data that we store.”

Yoon Kim, an assistant professor in MIT’s Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department and Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory , isn’t too worried about security in the initial brainstorming stages of travel planning with AI.

“I don't see, at this point, how AI-generated advice is spiritually different from travel guide articles that you might read on certain websites,” he said. “Travel planning is one really nice use case of these models, as narrow as it is, because it's a scenario in which you want to be given ideas but you don't actually need to commit to them.” 

What’s next for AI? 

Things could be different, though, if AI is used beyond trip planning. Deloitte sees AI being woven into all parts of travel.

“There is an opportunity for a real engine – I'm going to just use a generic term, engine – that allows you to search and pull it all together and to sort based off of your personal reasons for prioritization and then not stopping at ‘hey give me a list’ or ‘here's what to do,’ but ‘OK, now go create my itinerary, help me book it, track it all the way through that travel process,” said Matt Soderberg, principal, U.S. airlines leader for Deloitte. 

Deloitte’s Facing travel’s future report, released in early April, identifies seven stages where AI can intersect with a trip, from personalized recommendations based on past travel, online purchases and tendencies to day-of issues to a post-travel pulse, where travelers may be asked about their experience and start thinking about future trips. 

“When you solve across all of those, that's going to be the Holy Grail,” Soderberg said. “The difficulty is that doesn't all sit in one place. And so how do you get the right information and the right data to bring all of that together for a single experience for the consumer? And who's going to own that?”

Layla and Mindtrip, among others, already offer booking through partners like Booking.com. “It's all about making things actionable,” Moss said.

But for now, if issues come up mid-trip, AI tools can’t fix them like humans can. Humans still have to get involved.

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