Artisans of Leisure is the Top Tour Operator in the Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards 2025
NEW YORK, July 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Luxury travel company Artisans of Leisure has been ranked No. 1 tour operator in the 2025 Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards, which honor the top travel destinations and companies around the globe as rated by the magazine's readers. The World's Best Awards appear in the August 2025 issue of Travel + Leisure and online at https://www.travelandleisure.com/worlds-best-awards-2025-11744233
'This award is an incredible honor for Artisans of Leisure,' said Ashley Isaacs Ganz, founder and CEO of Artisans of Leisure. 'It is especially meaningful because it recognizes the excellence, expertise, dedication and passion of our entire team.'
Each year, Travel + Leisure recognizes the top hotels, islands, cities, cruise lines, airlines, spas and more around the globe, according to the results of the Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards 2025 readers' survey. Additional information about methodology, including criteria, can be found here .
Artisans of Leisure arranges private, customized tours in more than 70 countries worldwide. The company has the unique ability to incorporate exclusive and sophisticated activities in all locations. Artisans of Leisure also arranges special interest tours, including food and wine tours, history tours, art and design tours, active travel, spa and wellness tours, honeymoons and family travel.
All Artisans of Leisure tours are private and highly personalized, created for discerning travelers who expect the highest level of luxury, service and attention to detail.
For more information, visit https://www.artisansofleisure.com/ .
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