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From Boston to Borneo...
Whether your customers dream of seeing Orangutans in the jungles of Borneo or learning about the history of Boston, a Shearings escorted tour provides them with the freedom, flexibility and opportunity to explore all corners of the world. Guests can enjoy lazy days or take advantage of our full programme of included and optional excursions to tailor their holiday and truly make it unique. With 46 expertly-planned itineraries, visiting 24 countries across 5 continents, the world is waiting to be explored!
Australia & New Zealand Highlights Colours of New England
from £8,572PP
Holiday Highlights • Cruise Sydney Harbour
• Take a luxury catamaran on The Great Barrier Reef • Toast an Uluru sunset • Cruise Milford Sound • Ride the TranzAlpine train • View the Franz Josef Glacier
Borneo Wilderness Holiday Highlights
• See the spectacular autumn colours of New England’s foliage • Take a guided walking tour of Boston’s Freedom Trail • Learn the history of the Salem witch trials
• Stop at Plymouth Rock, where early American settlers landed • Visit Kennebunkport, see summer homes of Presidents • Traverse the Green Mountains and spot bears, moose, turkey & deer
Great American Crossing
from £1,822PP
from £1,829PP
Holiday Highlights • See the Sepilok Orangutan
• Sail the Kinabatangan River day and night to spot wildlife • Visit Kinabalu National Park, including the WWII War Memorial Park • Discover tribal life at Mari-Mari Cultural Village • Stay in a rainforest lodge
• Take a trek in the surrounding jungles of the Oxbow Lake Holiday Highlights
• The ultimate road trip from the Big Apple to California • Explore the Grand Canyon & Las Vegas Strip • Stroll the banks of Niagara Falls • Journey along the famed Route 66
• See Philadelphia’s Independence Hall & Liberty Bell • See the Old Faithful geyser in Yellowstone National Park
To request any of our new brochures visit
trade-gate.co.uk Contact the trade sales team on 01942 823449
from £3,072PP
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