Asia Transpacific Journeys - ATJ

09/01/2026

Some evenings feel borrowed from another century. Gyeongju asks only that you slow down,
stay a little longer, and let the light do the rest. Imagine the kind of trip you don't want to end.

08/20/2026

At ATJ, our mission has always been to craft unparalleled, bespoke journeys driven by a passion for discovery and flawless, high-touch service. Today, we are deeply honored to share that this commitment has been recognized on the highest global stage.

Following a rigorous evaluation, ATJ has been named to the prestigious Luxury Lifestyle Awards’ TOP 100 Travel Agencies and Tour Operators of the World.

This international registry recognizes an elite group of professionals who consistently set the global benchmark for excellence, distinction, and innovation in the luxury industry. In selecting ATJ, the Luxury Lifestyle Awards committee highlighted our outstanding reputation, dedication to flawless performance, and our commitment to providing truly exceptional travel experiences.

While this award solidifies our place among the world’s very best, the true reward remains the trust you place in us to bring your travel dreams to life.

Thank you for letting us be your partner in exploration. We look forward to designing many more award-winning itineraries for you.

08/14/2026

Wander New Zealand.

Where mountains meet the sea. Where roads end in fjords, and clouds sit on the water like they belong there.

Some places don't need to be explained. They just need to be walked. Your journey starts at www.atj.com

08/14/2026

Follow the color around one corner, then the next, until the day forgets its plan. This is the Korea that makes you want to stay. Come wander Busan.

08/13/2026

Every ATJ Travel Expert carries a shelf of books that shaped how they see the world. Here are four they'd send you home with. Bradley Latham on Australia. Jitka Siguenza and Jarrod Hobson on India. Rebecca Mazzaro on Myanmar and the wartime Pacific.

Read one before your next trip!

08/11/2026

Big congratulations to Jarrod! His new Travel + Leisure feature, "Indonesia: Hidden Gems," is now live, a beautiful look at the corners of Indonesia most travelers never reach. We're proud to have his eye and expertise on the ATJ team. Give it a read:
https://www.travelandleisure.com/under-the-radar-destinations-indonesia-12034057

A-List travel advisor advisor Jarrod Hobson highlights three must-visit destinations in Indonesia that offer more than Bali. Here’s why you should travel to Raja Ampat, Torajaland, and Sumba.

08/07/2026

Every so often a note from a traveler stays with you long after you've read it. This one, from Rose and Irwin Barg after their trip to Mongolia, is one of those.

"Some journeys change the places we have seen. Others change the person who returns home. I left seeking adventure, but I came home with something far more precious, a quiet mind, a peaceful heart, and a renewed spirit. The endless horizons of Mongolia reminded me that life does not have to be rushed to be meaningful. The horses taught me kindness, and the silence taught me how to hear my own heart again. For that, I will be forever grateful. This was not simply a trip. It was a gift."

Thank you, Rose and Irwin. This is why we do the work.

08/05/2026

Your 50s look different than your 30s. Travel becomes more intentional, more focused on depth than checklist.

Travel + Leisure just published their 10 Best Trips to Take in Your 50s. Four of them are right in our wheelhouse: Japan, Bhutan, Southeast Asia, and Egypt. That's not by accident. These are the destinations that reward the slower, more considered travel that tends to matter more in this chapter of life.

Read the full list:

Experts say this decade is about deeper, more purposeful travel—here’s where you should travel in your 50s.

07/30/2026

China, the Quiet Side. Start your journey at ATJ.com

07/28/2026

Some places save their magic for after dark. Gyeongbokgung Palace glows beneath a full moon in the heart of Seoul, six centuries of history lit from within. This is where a journey through Korea begins. Where would yours start?