Celebrating 25 years of handcrafting luxury travel.
Celebrating 25 years of handcrafting luxury travel.
Next December marks 25 years of Panache World. That’s 25 years of handcrafting luxury travel!
We launched in 2001, as a small team with big dreams. Since then, we’ve weathered some ugly storms and also raised champagne glasses at moments that made it all worthwhile. And through everything, we held firm to one belief: that ‘personalized journey’ isn’t a buzzword but the heartbeat of real travel. That conviction earned us something precious. Your trust.
So, it’s with utmost gratitude we say that our year-long campaign, Panache@25, belongs to you. To every traveller who believes in us. To everyone in the industry who has worked with us! To our supporters near and far.
Thank you for being part of our story. Keep going. The best journeys are just ahead…
A small start with big ambitions. It begins in a modest 220 sq ft office in Bangalore, catering to trips for Indian travellers within India. Soon after 9/11, when everyone thought they were crazy, the founders, Sanjar Imam and Loveleen Arun, believed things could only get better for travel.
Welcome to the Signature Trips, a Silver Jubilee exclusive.
Signature Trips is our ‘thank-you’, designed as a collection that brings together expert-led journeys from India and across the globe. Of course, it is shaped with the ‘handcrafted’ magic that has come to define Panache World.
Each Signature Trip is designed to go deeper: Sufi celebrations and wild safaris in Rajasthan, heritage flavours across royal routes, immersive photography experiences in Central India… alongside global journeys built with the same care.
The Silver Jubilee marks the milestone; the Signature Trips carry the spirit forward.
We invite you on more journeys, more discovery, and more ways to experience the world with purpose.
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