Yachts, Cars & Jets
The Private World Suite by VistaJet x Frieze

The Sybarite kicks off Freeze London 2022 with a trip to VistaJet’s Private World Suite where art loving jetsetters can take a break from the fair.
VistaJet - the first and only global private aviation company - has partnered with Frieze London to provide guests with VIP access to the exhibition with private tours by leading art curators and intimate dinners.
Together with Savills Private Office, VistaJet has opened a Regent’s Crescent property as a Private World Suite which members can access throughout the course of the art fair.
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