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18_3241 published Sept 2018


Who travels with Just You? by Jules, a passionate Just You traveller Anyone and everyone! Everyone on the tour is an independent traveller – they might be single or divorced, or they simply don’t take holidays with their partner. There's usually a good mix of ages too, so it’s great talking to others in the group who have more, or in some cases less, life experience. Everyone seems to click on tour – probably because we’ve all picked the same holiday, so we have that in common for starters! The overall mix of people really adds to the whole experience and there are certainly plenty of laughs along the way.


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"On my first holiday to Italy with Just You, I will never forget being on a gondola in Venice, when a gentleman in the boat in front stood up and began to sing opera... it was totally unexpected and the most beautiful sound I have ever heard."


KEZZER CLASSIC CITIES OF ITALY


"Etosha National Park was, for many, the highlight of the tour. We saw impala, springbok, wildebeest, a ground squirrel that thought it was a meerkat, the rare black rhino and huge herds of zebras and elephants. But best of all was the sight of three lionesses stalking a herd of wildebeest."


MIKE NAMIBIA – TRIBES & NATURAL WONDERS


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North East, Scotland, Northern Ireland: Rachel.Mould@travelsphere.co.uk North West and Central: Phil.Shipman@travelsphere.co.uk South: Darryl.Gardner@travelsphere.co.uk


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