This airline will take you to a surprise destination

How adventurers do you think you are, actually? Because one travel company wants you to take that wild spirit to its limit.

Chapman Freeborn, a global aircraft charter specialist and airlines support company, offers tourists the opportunity to do something zany: go without knowing the destination first.

The company has launched a new Blind booking The program, “designed for American tourists to Europe,” only where they go to Europe is to guess someone until it’s time for a wheel.

“Inspired by Wanderlust -driven minds that drive popularity exploring and soaking in new cultures and destinations, blind bookings give travelers the opportunity to fly with a private jet to a vacation place they will not study before departure,” the company shared in a statement Travel + free time.

To find fun, all tourists need to be made to choose their departure airport in Europe and choose a theme, which the company says can be anything from “romantic refugees, cultural breaks, beach vacations, or outdoor adventures.” Tourists can then submit a request for one -way flights up to six passengers. (So ​​may your crew be the same as your adventure like you.)

Those interested should hear back from the passenger flight broker who will go to some details on the date, the airport departure, and the number of passengers, and disclose the selected blind booking category to ensure everyone is adjusted. Then, they will reveal the city, and you can be on your way. Don’t worry. There is another: If you don’t like the destination offered, you can withdraw your request for free.

“For blind bookings, the appeal is spontaneous and exclusive,” the company added. “Chapman Freeborn offers a high travel experience without a complicated logistics plan, perfect for travelers who want to release and surprise, but still expect luxury at every step.”

And if you really like this idea, you can try it with Chapman, then try and give it with Scandinavian Airlines, which began offering a mysterious flight called “unknown destination” in 2024. As reported by T+L, The airline sells tickets For its mystery flights exclusively to members of his frequent loyalty programs with the opportunity to redeem 30,000 miles for seats. While the ticket window is now closed, you can sign up to receive a warning on future travel at Flysas.com.

For Chapman’s journey, they start at about $ 3,400, which feels like a great rate for private aircraft adventure … anywhere.