The four have been formatting the business over the Kiwi summer and Kelleher says each of their life experiences will hopefully ensure plenty of variety and fun.
"I have developed a vast experience hosting celebrities and entertaining large companies, including Airbus in Europe and The Yak Magazine in Bali, as well as Monaco connections with Prince Albert and Princess Charlene," he says.
"Our team has reached a stage in life where making money is not essential, but enjoying life is. We all have a passion to help others experience what we do when we travel to our favourite pieces of paradise."
During their time home, Kelleher has showed Yuliana his parent's farm in the Bay of Plenty — with the couple spending time in the orchard picking fruit — as well as travelling to the Hawke's Bay for last month's Napier Art Deco Festival.
The couple will soon travel to Europe and South Africa to build their burgeoning travel business before returning to New Zealand ahead of the first tours to Bali.
Watch this space, Kelleher tells Spy.
"I plan on bringing in celebrity guest hosts and they won't just be former sport's stars."
Kelleher isn't the first former All Black star moving into tourism.
Blockbusting wing Inga Tuigamala is running Inga the Winger Tours, offering tours throughout Samoa.
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