There are milestone anniversaries, and then there is Nicola “Nic” Butler descending the grand staircase of London’s Natural History Museum beneath Hope the Whale, in front of 390 guests, while the Welsh Guards played Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club. Yes, the Welsh Guards. Yes, Pink Pony Club.
That moment was, in essence, everything NoteWorthy has been doing for 40 years: impeccably arranged, a little bit cheeky, and completely impossible to forget.
The U.K.-based luxury travel company marked its anniversary with a multi-day London showcase earlier this month for 170 top U.S. luxury travel advisors and international guests, hosted across 17 hotels and some of the capital’s most iconic institutions: a private viewing of the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London, behind-the-scenes access at the Churchill War Rooms, an 8:30 a.m. opening of Fortnum & Mason — just to name a few. This is the kind of access that makes clients wonder how it happened and makes advisors remember why NoteWorthy is their first call when sending VIPs to London.
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