G Adventures has launched more than 100 new itineraries this year, off the back of what its vp product Yves Marceau says was ‘one of its largest growth years ever’.
The new trips feature new destinations and old favorites. Marceau says the operator is being very intentional about new product development, noting regions where its offerings can benefit from more flexibility as well as expansion into regions where the company hasn’t been in the past. The aim, adds Sean Martin, G’s md Australia NZ and Asia, is to inspire travellers with fresh experiences, but to also help combat overtourism by encouraging travel to lesser-known regions where tourism dollars can have a more meaningful impact. “This approach is key to our continued growth as a business and our commitment to responsible travel.”
. . . The Trips
The new trips are available across G Adventures’ local living, solo-ish, geluxe, classic and 18-to-thirtysomething styles.
Highlighted additions include the classic-tyle seven-day Peru’s Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu By Train, which includes time in Cusco and the Sacred Valley, a train journey to see Machu Picchu and a visit to the Planeterra-supported Ccaccaccollo community and Women’s Weaving Co-op. Prices start from $1659pp.
For solo travellers, new additions include the 10-day Solo-ish Cambodia, which explores Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom, a trek through the Cardamom Mountains and a dive at Koh Rong, priced from $2139pp.
With cool-cations trending, G has also added an array of chillier itineraries including the nine-day Active Northern Japan: Winter in Hokkaido, ex Tokyo to Sapporo, with snowshoeing through Shiretoko Five Lakes and Primeval Fores among the experiences. Prices start at $7199pp.
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