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We put our heart and soul into everything we do, taking care of every detail to ensure your trip is perfectly planned, tailored and truly exceptional.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have everything taken care of when you travel? Beyond booking hotel rooms and flight seats, The Travel Club enhances your travel experience and gives you access to the best. We take your travel needs very personally and make sure the package suits your needs. Be it leisure, corporate and group travels, or planning local and overseas corporate events, or even weddings and honeymoons, we leave no stone unturned to make sure your vacation or event is simply memorable.

The Travel Club opens a world of destinations; our upscale set packages have everything you need to match your expectations, and, if you have a special customized travel request, all you have to do is pick the destination and the activities that you’re interested in during your trip, and leave the rest to us. As each trip starts with a personal consultation, just tell us your requirements and we will take care of everything; understanding your needs and offering unparalleled advice to create your perfect holiday.

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Our Mission: “ To turn your special travel requests into everlasting memories. ”

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Since 2006 we’ve been crafting exceptional travel experiences for travelers. Our team of travel designers has operated around 16000 tours in the past 13 years, giving us a wealth of experience to draw upon when we plan our amazing trips and tours.

Our Values: “ A commitment to exceeding your expectations. ” Through updating you with the hottest deals, planning your trip from A to Z, following up with you on the smallest details we are committed to guarantee you the ultimate level of comfort and satisfaction every time you travel with us.

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Pulling a prized bottle of, say, a 2018 Dalla Valle Cabernet Sauvignon out of the cellar to relish with friends can be thrilling. But think about the bragging rights of pouring your own blend, which you personally crafted at a famed winery in the heart of Tuscany or in the hills of Argentina.

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Over three or four days you’ll stroll vineyards, gain inside knowledge about the craft, inhale the enchanting aromas inside renowned barrel rooms and sip treasured wines. Members also have the option of creating their own personal barrel (25 cases, priced from $6,000-$40,000), which will be bottled, adorned with a bespoke label and shipped to your home after maturation. Intimate and masterfully executed, these “Blending Escapes” are the pinnacle of wine-tasting bliss for any oenophile.

“Through The Vines, we share winemaking experiences with others who are passionate about wine and the cultural and travel experiences that accompany it,” founder and CEO Michael Evans tells THR . “Drinking wines from a region, with the people who make them, and enjoying the unique foods of each locale is an unparalleled experience.”

Studded with culturally rich activities designed to deeply connect members with each region thanks to the meaningful relationships Evans and his team have cultivated, excursions are carefully curated. In addition to the deep dive with winemakers, expect dinners at off-the-beaten path cafés and trattorias, bountiful lunches set on sprawling vineyards, cooking classes with revered chefs, and gatherings with resident authors and artists.

Current destinations where members can globetrot and vine hop include: Priorat, Spain; Mosel, Germany; the Champagne and Burgundy regions of France; Mendoza, Argentina; Oregon’s Willamette Valley; Duoro Valley, Portugal; Napa Valley; Sicily; and Piemonte, Italy.

South Africa, Bordeaux and Georgia in Eastern Europe are currently being plotted for 2025. Plenty of scintillating activities are forthcoming as well, to include truffle hunting in Tuscany, clamming on the Oregon coast, and making one’s own perfume in Spain.

Those who are yearning to delve further into the terroir and grow their own grapes, literally, have the option to purchase an acre of mature vineyards in Argentina at The Vines of Mendoza for $120,000, plus additional farming fees. “Winemaking is a la carte and starts at $4 per bottle,” says Evans, who also owns The Vines Resort & Spa , the private vineyard’s sleek retreat delivering majestic views of the Andes Mountains and surrounding vines.

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Estancia Club Scottsdale AZ | Membership Cost, Amenities, History, What To Know When Visiting

Disclaimer:  CountryClubMag.com is an independent resource and is not associated with any of the clubs on this website. Club initiation and membership cost information are estimates only and should not be relied upon for making club membership decisions.

The Estancia Club is a prestigious private golf club located in Scottsdale, Arizona. Situated in the picturesque Sonoran Desert, the club offers an unparalleled golfing experience and luxurious amenities amidst stunning natural beauty. In addition to the exceptional golf course, Estancia Club offers a range of world-class amenities for its members. The club boasts a state-of-the-art clubhouse featuring elegant dining facilities, a well-stocked pro shop, and luxurious locker rooms. Members can also take advantage of the club’s fitness center, tennis courts, and swimming pool.

The club’s sense of community and camaraderie is fostered through a busy calendar of social events and activities, providing members with ample opportunities to connect with fellow golf enthusiasts and enjoy a vibrant social life. The community comprises luxury homes and custom estates nestled within the desert landscape, offering privacy and tranquility.

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Estancia Club History and Founding

The Estancia Club was founded in 1995 by developer Lyle Anderson with the vision of creating an exclusive private golf community in Scottsdale, Arizona. Anderson, a prominent real estate developer, was known for his expertise in luxury resort and residential developments.

The inspiration for Estancia came from the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert, with its rugged mountains, unique vegetation, and stunning vistas. Anderson sought to create a golf course that would seamlessly blend with the desert landscape while providing an exceptional golfing experience for its members.

To bring his vision to life, Anderson enlisted renowned golf course architect Tom Fazio to design the championship golf course at Estancia. Fazio is celebrated for his ability to create courses that blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings while offering strategic challenges and breathtaking views. His design philosophy aligned perfectly with Anderson’s vision for Estancia.

Construction of the golf course began in the early 1990s, and the course officially opened for play in 1995. From the beginning, Estancia received widespread acclaim for its exceptional design, challenging layout, and breathtaking desert vistas. It quickly gained recognition as one of the premier golf courses in Arizona and the United States.

In addition to the golf course, Anderson and his team developed the Estancia residential community, offering luxury homes and custom estates that complemented the natural beauty of the surroundings. The community was carefully planned to provide privacy, security, and a high-quality lifestyle for its residents.

Over the years, the Estancia Club has continued to thrive and evolve, attracting avid golfers and discerning residents who appreciate its exclusive amenities and picturesque setting. The club has maintained its reputation for excellence and has been consistently ranked among the top residential golf communities in the country.

Today, the Estancia Club remains a highly sought-after destination for golf enthusiasts and those seeking a luxurious and serene lifestyle in the heart of the Sonoran Desert. It continues to uphold its commitment to providing an exceptional golfing experience, world-class amenities, and a tight-knit community for its members.

Famous Golf Tournament held at Estancia Club

Estancia Club has not hosted any famous professional golf tournaments on the PGA Tour or other major golf tours. While the Estancia Club is highly regarded for its championship golf course, it primarily serves as a private golf club for its members and residents of the Estancia community.

However, it’s important to note that tournament hosting decisions can change over time, and there may have been updates or future plans that occurred after my knowledge cutoff. I recommend checking with the Estancia Club directly or referring to the latest golf news and tournament schedules to obtain the most up-to-date information regarding any tournaments held at the Estancia Club.

Estancia Club Membership Costs and Dues

As a private country club, the Estancia Club does not publicly disclose its membership costs and dues. However, it is known that membership at the club is by invitation only, and prospective members must be sponsored by a current member.

However, it is widely known that membership to the club is by invitation only and is limited to a select number of individuals and families. However, estimated initiation fees of approximately $5,000 – $100,000 and rumored annual fees of around $1,000 – $10,000, though these are merely speculation, of course, as the costs are kept private.

The club typically sets its membership fees and dues based on factors such as amenities offered, maintenance costs, and other operational considerations. These fees can vary widely depending on the type of membership (e.g., full golf, social), the initiation process, and any additional privileges or services included.

Estancia Club Amenities

The Estancia Club offers a range of luxurious amenities designed to enhance the lifestyle of its members. While the specific amenities may be subject to change, here are some common features you can typically find at the Estancia Club:

• Championship Golf Course: The centerpiece of the club is its renowned Tom Fazio-designed golf course. The 18-hole championship course offers a challenging and scenic golfing experience amidst the Sonoran Desert landscape.
• Clubhouse: The club boasts an elegant clubhouse that serves as a gathering place for members. It features upscale dining facilities, including restaurants and bars, where members can enjoy a variety of culinary offerings and socialize with fellow members.
• Pro Shop: The Estancia Club has a well-stocked pro shop offering a wide range of golf equipment, apparel, and accessories. Members can find top-quality golfing gear and seek advice from knowledgeable staff.
• Fitness Center: The club provides a fitness center equipped with state-of-the-art exercise machines and equipment. Members can maintain their fitness routines and take advantage of personalized training services if available.
• Tennis Courts: Tennis enthusiasts can enjoy playing on the club’s tennis courts. Whether for leisurely matches or competitive play, the well-maintained courts provide an excellent setting for tennis activities.
• Swimming Pool: The Estancia Club may feature a swimming pool where members can relax, cool off, or engage in aquatic activities. The pool area may include lounging spaces, cabanas, and other amenities for a refreshing experience.
• Social Events: The country club organizes a calendar of social events throughout the year, including parties, holiday celebrations, themed dinners, and more. These events foster a sense of community and provide opportunities for members to connect and socialize.
• Concierge Services: Some private clubs offer concierge services to cater to the needs and preferences of their members. These services may include booking reservations, arranging transportation, and assisting with various requests.

It’s worth noting that amenities can vary, and some offerings may be subject to specific membership categories or additional fees. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on the amenities available at the Estancia Club, I recommend contacting their membership department directly.

Estancia Club Event Information and Dining Options

The Estancia Club offers a variety of events and celebrations for its members to enjoy throughout the year. While specific events may vary, here are some common types of events that members at the Estancia Club can celebrate:

• Holiday Celebrations: The club often hosts festive events and parties to celebrate major holidays such as Christmas, New Year’s Eve, Thanksgiving, and the Fourth of July. These events may include special dining menus, live entertainment, fireworks displays, and family-friendly activities.
• Theme Parties: The Estancia Club occasionally organizes theme parties where members can dress up and enjoy a night of fun and entertainment. Examples of these parties may include costume parties, masquerade balls, Hawaiian luaus, or decade-themed events.
• Wine Tastings: Wine enthusiasts can delight in wine-tasting events where they can sample a selection of wines from around the world. These events may feature guest sommeliers, winemakers, or educational presentations about different wine regions and varietals.
• Golf Tournaments: The Estancia Club may organize member golf tournaments throughout the year. These tournaments can range from casual member-only competitions to more formal events with prizes and awards. They provide an opportunity for members to showcase their golf skills and enjoy friendly competition.
• Guest Speaker Events: The club may invite guest speakers from various fields, such as sports, business, arts, or academia, to share their expertise and experiences with the members. These events often include presentations, discussions, and opportunities for members to interact with the speakers.
• Family Events: The Estancia Club may host family-friendly events designed to bring members and their families together. These events can include activities such as outdoor movie nights, children’s parties, holiday crafts, or family sports tournaments.
• Member Milestone Celebrations: The club may offer special celebrations to recognize and honor significant milestones of its members, such as anniversaries, birthdays, or achievements. These celebrations often involve personalized services, customized menus, and memorable experiences.

It’s important to note that event offerings can change over time, and specific details about upcoming events can vary. To get the most accurate and up-to-date information about the events being celebrated at the Estancia Club, I recommend contacting their membership department directly or visiting their official website.

The Estancia Club offers a range of dining options to cater to the preferences and needs of its members. While specific menus and offerings may vary, here are some common dining options you might find at the club:

• Formal Dining Room: The club typically features a formal dining room that offers an upscale and refined atmosphere. Members can enjoy elegant dining experiences with a focus on fine dining cuisine, gourmet dishes, and attentive service. This dining option is often suitable for special occasions, celebrations, or intimate dinners.
• Casual Grill or Bistro: The club may have a more relaxed and casual dining area, such as a grill or bistro. This option is often ideal for members looking for a more laid-back atmosphere and a menu that includes a variety of comfort food, sandwiches, burgers, salads, and other casual dining options.
• Outdoor Patio Seating: Many private clubs, including the Estancia Club, offer outdoor patio seating areas with panoramic views of the golf course, desert landscape, or surrounding mountains. Members can enjoy al fresco dining while taking in the beautiful surroundings and fresh air.
• Sunday Brunch: It is common for private clubs to offer a popular Sunday brunch service. Members can enjoy a leisurely brunch experience that typically includes a wide selection of breakfast and lunch dishes. This may include made-to-order omelets, seafood, carving stations, salads, pastries, and decadent desserts.
• Private Dining: The Estancia Club may have private dining rooms or event spaces available for members to host special occasions or private gatherings. These spaces often provide an intimate setting for more personalized dining experiences, allowing members to create custom menus or enjoy exclusivity for their events.

It’s important to note that specific dining options, menus, and operating hours can vary over time and may be subject to change. For the most accurate and up-to-date information about the current dining options at the Estancia Club, I recommend reaching out to the club directly or visiting their official website.

Estancia Club Dress Code and Guest Policy

The Estancia Club typically has a dress code in place to maintain a certain level of decorum and ensure a pleasant atmosphere for all members and guests. While the specific dress code may vary, here are some general guidelines that are often enforced at private clubs like the Estancia Club:

• Golf Course Dress Code: When using the golf course facilities, members and guests are usually required to adhere to a specific dress code. This typically includes wearing collared shirts or golf-specific attire for both men and women. Denim, t-shirts, athletic shorts, and flip-flops are often not permitted on the golf course.
• Clubhouse Dress Code: In the clubhouse and other indoor areas, a more formal or smart-casual dress code is often enforced. This usually means collared shirts, dress slacks, skirts, dresses, or other appropriate attire. T-shirts, tank tops, athletic wear, and flip-flops are typically not allowed in these areas.
• Footwear: Proper footwear is often required in all areas of the club, including the golf course, clubhouse, and dining areas. Golf shoes with soft spikes or non-marking athletic shoes are generally allowed on the golf course, while neat and appropriate footwear is expected in the clubhouse and dining areas.
• Guest Policy: Private clubs like the Estancia Club usually have specific policies regarding guests. Members are typically allowed to bring guests to the club, but it is advisable to check with the club’s membership department or refer to the official policies for any guest limitations, restrictions, or procedures that may be in place.

It’s important to note that the dress code and guest policies can vary between clubs and may change over time. For the most accurate and up-to-date information about the dress code and guest policy at the Estancia Club, I recommend contacting their membership department directly or referring to their official documentation. They will be able to provide you with specific guidelines and answer any questions you may have.

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Naby Keita suspended by Werder Bremen after he ‘chose not to travel’ for Bayer Leverkusen match

Former Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita has been suspended by Werder Bremen until the end of the season.

Bremen sporting director Clemens Fritz alleged on Saturday that the 29-year-old refused to travel for the club’s Bundesliga clash with Bayer Leverkusen after discovering he had been omitted from the starting line-up.

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Keita refuted the accusation in a response on Instagram, claiming Fritz was attempting to “tarnish” his reputation.

Bremen announced on Tuesday that Keita has been suspended for the rest of the season and handed a “substantial fine”.

A club statement read: “After finding out that he would not be in the starting XI against Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Naby Keita chose not to travel to the ground with the team, and decided to go home instead.”

SV Werder Bremen have suspended Naby Keïta until the end of the season. The club have also handed the midfielder a substantial fine. The 28-year-old will no longer train with the team or be part of the first-team dressing room. #werder pic.twitter.com/CW1gTNKfMa — SV Werder Bremen EN (@werderbremen_en) April 16, 2024

It added: “SV Werder Bremen have suspended Naby Keïta until the end of the season.

“The club have also handed the midfielder a substantial fine. The 29-year-old will no longer train with the team or be part of the first-team dressing room.”

Fritz said: “As a club, we won’t tolerate Naby’s behaviour. He let his team down in a time of difficulty surrounding our recent run of form and squad availability, and put his own interests above those of the team. We can’t allow that.”

A combination of injuries and Africa Cup of Nations duty with Guinea has limited Keita to just five appearances in all competitions this term.

Keita joined the Bundesliga club last summer after a five-year stay on Merseyside.

He scored 11 goals in 129 appearances for the Reds after joining for a then club record £52.75million (now $65.3m) fee from RB Leipzig in 2018.

Naby Keita and Liverpool - what happened?

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