jet-setter
jet-setter — noun
1. a person who is rich, fashionable, and travels often for pleasure, especially to
a person who is rich, fashionable, and travels often for pleasure, especially to expensive or famous places
Yumi likes to travel like a jet-setter, staying only at five-star hotels.
like a jet-setter — comparison structure
The hotel was full of jet-setters sipping champagne by the pool in Monaco.
collocation: full of jet-setters
Obi quit his job to become a jet-setter and visits a new country each month.
Her Instagram feed made her look like a young jet-setter flying between Paris and Tokyo.
- globetrotter
suggests frequent travel anywhere in the world, without the same emphasis on wealth or fashion
- high-flyer
focuses on ambition and success at work rather than leisure travel
- socialite
emphasises fashionable social life more than travel
- homebody
a person who prefers to stay at home rather than travel