Jason Oshiokpekhai

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February 12, 2025 at 9:30 a.m.·1 min read

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A-List travel advisor Jason Oshiokpekhai

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mailto:jason@globaltravelcollection.com

Specialty: Over-The-Top
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“I am a senior vice president at the Global Travel Collection, the world’s largest network of luxury travel agencies. With 20 years of expertise, I have exclusive insights into travel trends, openings, and innovations.”

Top Trip: Helicopter ride from Cartagena to Tayrona in Colombia, followed by a stay at Tewimake, a new jungle retreat.

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Languages Spoken: English and Italian

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