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This iconic hotel group is making luxury travel easier with new bookable itineraries across multiple destinations

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The hotel group’s new itineraries combine multiple properties with exclusive local experiences, beginning with a journey through Austria and Bavaria.

The hotel group’s new itineraries combine multiple properties with exclusive local experiences, beginning with a journey through Austria and Bavaria.

Luxury hotel brand Rosewood Hotel Group is making it easy to book whole vacations with one-stop shopping thanks to its new collection of bookable, multi-destination itineraries.

The new Guided by Rosewood collection connects the company’s nearby high-end properties into one itinerary with bespoke experiences baked in, Rosewood shared with Travel + Leisure. The hotel group will kick off its new offering with a six-day trip through Austria and Bavaria.

“Guided by Rosewood invites guests to experience the people, culture, and traditions that connect an entire region, not just a single destination,” JoAnna Gunn, the chief brand officer at the Rosewood Hotel Group, told T+L. “Following the launch of our inaugural Austria and Bavaria journey, new itineraries across Mexico and Southeast Asia will debut this summer, further reinforcing Rosewood’s commitment to creating place-led experiences that inspire exploration and discovery.”

For Rosewood’s first curated trip, guests will start in Vienna where they will enjoy a visit to high-end crystal manufacturer J. & L. Lobmeyr, indulge in lunch at the three0Michelin-starred Steirereck, and have dinner at the Neue Hoheit atop the Rosewood Vienna.

Guests will then spend two days amid the alpine lakes of Fuschl where they can head out on scenic hikes and explore the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in nearby Salzburg. While there, travelers will stay at the Rosewood Schloss Fuschl, a 98-room lakefront property set inside what was once a 15th-century castle.

The trip then concludes with a jump over to Munich where guests will spend the final two days exploring the city’s creative scene, including a private atelier visit with artist Angelika Maria Stiegler, exploring its food culture at Viktualienmarkt, and enjoying a guided art tour of the Rosewood Munich followed by an art-inspired afternoon tea.

Each itinerary is a private experience with pricing varying per trip. Travelers who are interested in booking should submit a direct inquiry to Rosewood’s concierge team.

Following the debut of this trip, Rosewood told T+L it plans to launch trips to Mexico in July and to Southeast Asia in August.

In all, the Rosewood Hotel Group operates 60 different properties across more than 20 countries and territories, according to the company. And they’re not done growing: the group noted there are more than 30 new properties currently under development.

Made up of ultra-luxury hotels, Rosewood boasts some of the top rated properties in the world, including Tuscany’s Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel, which T+L readers named the No. 1 resort in Europe in the 2026 World’s Best Awards.

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