Chase Launches Exclusive Sapphire Reserve Trips for 2026. Here’s What Cardholders Can Expect.

Updated: April 15, 2026, 7:37am CDT

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Chase is giving those with the Chase Sapphire Reserve^® and Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ a new way to see the world: Sapphire Reserve Trips, a lineup of curated, once-in-a-lifetime experiences designed by Chase Travel’s own Reserve Travel Designers.

These aren’t your average vacations. Think skiing in St. Moritz, celebrating Holi in Jaipur, or joining a candlelit Día de los Muertos celebration in Oaxaca.

Here’s what’s coming in 2026 — and how cardholders can check out the itineraries and book their spot.

Chase Sapphire Reserve Trips: What to Know

Available exclusively to those who hold a Chase Sapphire Reserve card or Chase Sapphire Reserve Business card, these trips are handcrafted to align with global events and bucket-list destinations — complete with the premium touches you’d expect from Chase’s flagship travel cards.

Each itinerary is fully planned and managed by Chase Travel, so all you have to do is book your spot and show up for a seamless, high-end experience.

Here’s a preview of the 2026 lineup:

Hit the Slopes in St. Moritz (February): A luxe alpine escape with private dinners, Nordic ice baths, and time on Corvatsch Mountain.
Celebrate Holi in Jaipur (March): Immerse yourself in India’s Festival of Colors with private tours, local performances, and artisan-led workshops.
Wellness Retreat in Turks & Caicos (May): Restore mind and body through oceanfront yoga, spa treatments, and five-star island dining.
Route 66 Centennial in Santa Fe (June): Mark the 100th anniversary of America’s most iconic road with horseback adventures, hot springs, and curated dining.
Formula E in London (August): Thanks to Chase’s partnership with Jaguar TCS Racing, cardholders can get behind-the-scenes access to the all-electric racing series.
Surf Abu Dhabi (October): Ride the waves in the world’s largest saltwater surf park with expert coaching and private events.
Día de los Muertos in Oaxaca (October): Join Mexico’s most colorful tradition with private dinners, street food tours, and exclusive celebrations.

All experiences — including itineraries, pricing, and availability — can be explored at chase.com/sapphireexperiences. Just note that access is limited. If you don’t have the Chase Sapphire Reserve card or Chase Sapphire Reserve Business card, you won’t see these exclusive trips.

Hot Tip:

The new Chase Sapphire Reserve Business card is the issuer’s most premium business card yet — and a direct competitor to The Business Platinum Card^® from American Express. Currently, Chase’s premium business card has a great welcome offer for new applicants: Earn 200,000 bonus points after you spend $30,000 on purchases in your first 6 months and access more than $7,000 in total business and travel value in your first year.

Final Thoughts

Chase’s new Sapphire Reserve Trips is a nice feature for eligible Sapphire Reserve cardholders who want to indulge in curated experiences that go beyond typical travel packages. From cultural festivals to world-class sporting events, each itinerary is designed to offer something truly unique — and they’re only available to those with the Chase Sapphire Reserve card or Chase Sapphire Reserve Business card.

If you already hold one of these cards, these trips could be a memorable way to maximize your benefits and experience the world through a more exclusive lens.