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G Adventures adds 17 trips to high-end Geluxe Collection
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G Adventures has added 17 trips to its Geluxe Collection, which was unveiled in November 2023, featuring Africa, Asia, the Americas and Europe. The escorted tour operator described the collection
as its most successful product launch, based on the pace and volume of bookings. The new trips bring the total number of “premium active adventures” on offer to 45. The new destinations are Argentina/Chile
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(Patagonia), Ecuador (Galápagos), Iceland, Ireland, India, Kenya, Portugal, Spain, Tanzania and Turkey. The maximum group size is 16, with an average of
10-12 people per departure. The Geluxe Collection incorporates outdoor
physical activity alongside “one-of-a-kind accommodation” and “elevated dining experiences” based on local cuisine. The series is popular with travellers aged 40 and above, according to Yves
Marceau, G Adventures’ product vice-president. The new Kenya: Cultural Connections, Mount
Kenya & the Maasai Mara tour starts at £5,099 for a 10-day return trip from Nairobi. Also new is Northern India: Riverside Safaris, Ancient Fortresses & the Taj Mahal, from £3,149 for a 15-day itinerary from Delhi to Mumbai. Both prices exclude international flights. Elsewhere, G Adventures and its non-profit partner
Planeterra have introduced five community tourism projects designed to empower local women. This brings the total number of community enterprises the partners have designed to support women to 28 in 19 countries. New projects include the Kirtipur Community
Homestay in Newari, Nepal; Restaurante El Manglar in Izabal, Guatemala; and the Ban Ou Community Tourism Project in Luang Prabang, Laos, which offers experiences such as making rice noodles and traditional weaving.
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Insight Vacations introduces 11 women-only itineraries
Insight Vacations has launched 11 women-only group tours to encourage solo travel and shine a spotlight on women in the sector. The 2025 tours will be for
groups of up to 24 and will feature ‘Make Travel Matter’ experiences that focus on local traditions and businesses owned by women. Travellers on the Country
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Roads of the Deep South tour can learn about the women’s civil rights movement. The 12-day holiday costs from £5,382. Clients on the 16-day Country
Roads of Italy tour can visit a weaving association run by women in Perugia. It costs from £5,424. The Best of Morocco tour features a baking class at a
women’s cooperative. The 11-day holiday costs from £3,676. The prices do not include
international flights. Insight Vacations has also
created a social travel group on Facebook for women called Insight Vacations Women-Only Travel Community.
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