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Exodus Adventure Travels’ new Signature Collection promises slower, richer and more immersive experiences for your clients
If you have clients looking to enjoy a slow soak in a destination on their next trip, then award-winning small-group tour operator Exodus Adventure Travels has the answer with 6JG|5KIPCVWTG %QNNGEVKQP.
The new collection features a range of carefully crafted itineraries across the globe with destinations spanning Japan, Costa Rica, India, Jordan, Morocco and beyond, The Signature Collection is available to book now, for departures
beginning in early 2026, with more trips being added. The Signature Collection’s thoughtfully created trips are ideal for clients who long for a deeper cultural immersion in the places they visit, coupled with exclusive access to attractions and led by exceptional local guides. Plus, there’s no need for them to do any of the planning.
The Signature Collection –
at a glance Pre-departure personal concierge to assist clients from booking to departure.
Responsibly and sustainably designed itineraries.
*ÀimiÕm] loV>Ìion-wÀÃÌ accommodation.
Exclusive experiences, comprehensive inclusions and meals with no hidden costs.
A more relaxed and immersive way to unwrap a destination.
The Signature Collection itineraries will be based on
wÛi «ill>ÀÃ\ Signature Experiences – curated moments that grant travellers one-of-a-kind access to local traditions and stories.
Signature Stays – trade the ordinary for extraordinary, handpicked accommodation rich in local character.
Signature Days – offering clients the luxury of choice to tailor-make a day to suit their preferences.
Signature Guides – the very best local experts, who unlock exclusive access and provide unparalleled insight.
Signature Legacy – moments that create a positive and lasting local impression, ensuring every journey has a meaningful impact.
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