Privepass is a members-only travel site provides its users exclusive travel experiences. The concept is somewhat similar to ImpulseFlyer and Luxe Nomad. But its founder Vitaya Arunanondchai, an alumni of Stanford Graduate School of Business, points out a few key ways in which it differs:

While ImpulseFyer and LuxeNomad focus on flash deals of luxury hotels, they only focus on the room rates. Privepass.com has a focus on the experience and the lifestyle of its members. Our products are lifestyle packages which includes not just accommodations but also other services such as dining, activities, spa, or extra privileges such as free upgrades or discounts when using hotel facilities.

Arunanondchai adds that his startup, though based in Thailand, also offers travel packages and experiences in like partying in Shanghai, shopping in Tokyo, and even attending fashion shows in Milan with an exclusive dinner with Giorgio Armani.

Privepass was founded last year and so far has 40,000 members and is working with 150 hotels and lifestyle providers. Arunanondchai self-funded the startup which, according to Crunchbase, amounts to $170,000. Some readers may recall that Arunanondchai is one of the eight partners at M8VC, a local VC launched recently in Thailand.

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