Luxperience has brought together the world’s most exceptional travel brands, premium experiences and influential decision-makers.
Renowned as Australia’s leading luxury travel trade event, Luxperience 2025 was the biggest yet, delivering an inspiring platform where creativity, innovation and authentic connections converged.
Held at the ICC in Sydney, this year’s event elevated industry conversation through exclusive networking opportunities, curated business appointments, thought-leadership sessions and immersive experiences showcasing the best of Australia and beyond.
“Luxperience has always been more than just a trade show – it’s a celebration of shared vision, meaningful connections and innovative ideas that shape the future of luxury travel,” said Lynn Ormiston, Event Director.
Key highlights of Luxperience 2025 included:
- Global Luxury Connections: A hand-selected group of international buyers and international suppliers, creating opportunities for genuine, high-value business relationships.
- Experiential Networking: A series of hosted events and bespoke famils designed to showcase Oceania’s and Sri Lanka most extraordinary luxury travel offerings.
- Industry Trends & Insights: Thought-provoking presentations exploring emerging markets, consumer behaviour shifts and the future of experiential luxury.
Luxperience attracted 200 elite travel advisors, tourism boards, destination management companies, luxury hotels, and premium experience providers from around the world.
Each element of the event was designed to spark conversation, foster collaboration and create lasting partnerships.
“Australia is increasingly recognised as a significant source market for luxury travel,” added Ormiston. “Luxperience 2025 provided the ideal environment to harness that potential and build meaningful global connections.”
Luxperience 2025 recorded strong growth over 2024, with Australian buyers up 26% and notable gains from New Zealand (+75%), Europe (+75%) and Asia (+7%).
Importantly, 71% of buyers were new to Luxperience, on the partner side, participation rose 16% (121 → 144), with Tourism Board representation surging 32% (12 → 50) and global registrations up 24%. New destinations such as Sri Lanka, Rwanda and Fiji joined for the first time.
