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Who is Culturious... Small Circles of Friends...


Sharing the joy of discovery with a small group of like-minded folks who love life, culture and spontaneous moments is at the heart of the Culturious experience. Finding yourself someplace new is always more fun among friends, new or old. And whatever you do for fun – make wine, write, cook, paint, sing or play an instrument, take photos, run, work out, hike, or collect anything under the sun – you’ve no doubt found other people who like to do those same things, formed a bond, made friends and maybe even joined a group with others who share your passion. Traveling with a small group who share your interests and seek diverse experiences can be transformational. So gathering a small circle of friends, family, club or singles group members, colleagues or alumni together on a Culturious trip can be a perfect way to connect on an entirely new level. That’s Culturious, too.


The Younger Generation...


Even after the kids have reached their teens or early twenties, traveling together as a family still has the power to engage, inspire, inform, transform, delight and entertain. After all, discovery is a lifetime journey; we never cease to explore, to push boundaries, to invigorate the mind or learn something new. The power of experiencing new things in new places – exactly what Culturious is all about – never fades. And experiencing that power together on a Culturious trip, with your chidren who are now young adults, brings the generations together within a small group. Culturious is a great way for families to stay connected right through the high school and college years... experiencing someplace new and spending that elusive quality of “time” together... sharing the days, sharing the laughter... and creating new stories and new bonds that continue to define your family into the future. Families are Culturious, too.


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