He expresses that the high quality of the food is a positive indicator for the rest of the trip.

“It's a good sign. It's a very good sign. Yeah. Hopefully it continues uphill.”

He considers the accommodations and experiences provided for the group to be of a high and bougie standard.

“It turns out we're we're at some bougie place for some food now. It's a cheeky little place. It's got chopsticks. It's got a knife and fork. It's got a wine glass.”

A vacation to a natural area is only worthwhile if it centers on extreme luxury and feeling safe from nature.

“it was very important for me when I visit a natural area is luxury that's the first thing because I don't really care about nature and I don't want to really be near it in a way where it could impact me negatively in any way my main concern is luxury”

Staying at premium hotels provides valuable concierge services that allow travelers to access exclusive experiences like highly-rated restaurants.

“So, when you stay at places like the Fairmont in Tokyo, they had a concierge team. So, obviously they speak English. So, if I tell them that, "Hey, I'm you know, I want to go to the next level sushi place." She'll be like, "Fine, let me make a call."”

Staying at a high-end luxury hotel is a once-in-a-lifetime experience worth the cost if one can afford it.

“For our audience watching this from a points perspective, looking to use Accor points or stay on points, would you recommend the Fairmont in Tokyo even if it's expensive? >> Definitely. Definitely. If you have the money, I think it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”