Curated tribe travel
Travel with people you actually want to meet.
Small groups with hosts who have a point of view. We handle the boring details before you arrive.
2014
The year we learned that the people could matter as much as the place.
We put filmmakers, artists, musicians, and founders into cars and drove through the Himalayas.
Most had never met, but ten days later some were planning work together. That first road trip became ExCo.
The ExCo way
The place is the plan. The tribe is the point.
We plan the stay and the days around it. Groups stay small, with enough structure to settle in and enough open time to wander off or keep a conversation going.
Now boarding
Editions with a room already forming.
For the countries that need paperwork.
The paperwork should never become the story.
For international editions, we help time the application, check the documents, and keep track of the next step. You sign the forms. We keep the file moving.
The Tribe, after the trip.
The trip ends. The people keep showing up.
They come from different cities and different kinds of work. By the last night, somebody is already planning when the group can meet again.
Moments that stay.
3am conversations on a rooftop. Getting lost on purpose. The night everyone cried at dinner and nobody remembers why.
Stuff you'll still talk about in 10 years.
The detour everyone keeps retelling
Tiny doors into the place
Strangers, briefly. Then not.
Unplanned, obviously better
Someone gives the room a pulse
The photo still does not explain it
A night that gets renamed later
Quiet bits count too
The detour everyone keeps retelling
Tiny doors into the place
Strangers, briefly. Then not.
Unplanned, obviously better
Someone gives the room a pulse
The photo still does not explain it
A night that gets renamed later
Quiet bits count too
Who ends up in the room
Founders. Designers. Writers. People between jobs. People between lives.
First-time solo travelers and fifth-time ExCo regulars, all in the same room by dinner, because the group is handpicked before anyone books a flight.
5x
Returners
1st
Solo trips
People arrive with titles, teams, and carefully managed lives. The good rooms make those things useful, then less important.
What they said
They arrived for different reasons. They left with people they wanted to see again.
01
“Nervous until hour two. Then I forgot to be.”
Arjun, 34
Founder, Bangalore
First solo trip ever
02
“My whole friend circle is from one trip.”
Simran, 27
Content Creator, Delhi
BHX alum
03
“Didn't think this was for 'people like me.' I was wrong.”
Vikram, 41
CXO, Singapore
RTX + F of X
The guest list is the product
We read every application before we build the room. The people come first.
You ask for an invite, not a checkout. A person reads your application and thinks about the group already forming. If the room fits, we invite you in.
A room full of strangers should make you a little nervous. It rarely stays that way for long.
Find the room you want to be in.
Start with an edition. If it feels right, send an application and let a human read it.