After a long and incredible journey, Julian and Kim returned home to Pensacola. 

Julian and Kim grappled with jet lag in Salt Spring and attended the National Business Aviation Association convention in Vegas. 

The HondaJet made its epic return to North America in Anchorage, AK and was greeted by a dazzling display of Northern Lights. 

Kim and Julian took the HondaJet to its birthplace, Japan. 

Julian and Kim spent the tail end of their Bali journey in Seminyak, where they enjoyed scuba diving, visiting temples and more local fare. 

Julian and Kim spent nine days in Bali. The first five days were spent in Ubud.

Kim and Julian landed in Bali and stayed at a hotel that had surprises and amenities around every corner.

We were greeted in Bangkok by an overwhelming amount of hospitality and HondaJet enthusiasts.

On our 2nd day in Bhutan, we hiked up to The Tiger's Nest, a temple built in 1692 that hangs off a cliff 3,000 feet above a valley! 

One of the challenges of entering Bhutan is the terrain. It is not a simple thing to land at the Paro International Airport. Sure, to land in Kathmandu, Julian was required to undergo special training ... but to land in Paro, a navigator from Bhutan is required.

Time spent in Kathmandu left us with loads of surprises around every corner.

A shopping spree and a trip to Old Delhi had us in the heart of the action in India.

This place is the most visited attraction in India, receiving over 10,000 visitors a day. We were delighted to be able to come after hours, and to meet with the Director, tour the display in the Visitors’ Centre, and walk to the Temple in the setting sun.

We fulfilled a lifelong dream of theirs by visiting the Lotus Temple in Delhi.

We arrived in Delhi and had the pleasure of meeting an authentic butler. Read more about it...