Founded by Thomas Tritschler, Curated & Bespoke is synonymous with a commitment to providing personalised and attentive services for the most discerning travellers.
With an unwavering focus on individuality, Curated & Bespoke crafts bespoke itineraries that are meticulously planned and exquisitely tailored to each guest.
Specialising in immersive journeys across select European destinations, the service curates experiences defined by authenticity, refinement and a true sense of distinction.
With over forty years of profound connection to the world of luxury hospitality and travel, Thomas Tritschler has built enduring personal relationships with trusted vendors and influential partners across the globe. It is this sense of loyalty and genuine affinity that allows Curated & Bespoke to make the extraordinary possible.
A true artisan of travel, Thomas Tritschler’s dedication to crafting experiences that blend history, craftsmanship, nature, and culture reflects his passion for travel as both an art and a personal journey. At Curated & Bespoke, every bespoke adventure is designed to foster deep human connections and unforgettable moments – all truly handcrafted in Germany.
As a distinguished partner of Virtuoso’s Ultraluxe Community, Curated & Bespoke embraces the values of selective curation and meaningful personal connections. Every journey is crafted with the utmost care, promising an experience that is as unique as it is unforgettable.
The rules for travelling to Europe are changing.
The EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) began its progressive roll-out in October 2025 across 29 European countries. Data collection is therefore being introduced in stages at border crossing points, although implementation continues to vary between countries and individual border crossing points. The system became fully operational across all Schengen countries in April 2026, replacing passport stamping with digital records of the entries and exits of non-EU nationals travelling for short stays.
For further details, please refer to the official EES website.
The ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) is expected to start operations in the last quarter of 2026. Once implemented, travellers from visa-exempt countries and territories will be required to obtain a travel authorisation before entering any of 30 European countries for short stays.
For more detailed information, please refer to the official ETIAS website.