The new brochure showcases the operator's tailor-made service, tailor-madeadventures.com, with sample trips including a one week trip to Oman, an 8 day trip to Georgia and an active 10 day trip to Iceland.
Imaginative Traveller, the one-stop-adventure-specialist-shop for travellers wanting to select the ‘best of the best’, is showcasing 150 trips to over 60 destinations in its new brochure, out now. It is the first time that the company has offered trips to all seven continents.
Of those trips, cherry picked from leading global operators including The Adventure Company, Dragoman, Exodus, Gecko’s, Intrepid, Trek America, Peregrine and, of course, Imaginative Traveller, 62 are brand new, including those in North America and Australia, new destinations for Imaginative Traveller.
Lorna Archibald, Marketing Manager, says, “With over 20 years experience in the adventure travel market, we’re able to select the most imaginative, exciting and fun adventure tours from around the world.”
Rather than simply highlighting destinations as the company has historically always done, trips in the brochure have been categorised into seven trip styles, including: Voyage (cruises and sailing adventures); Taste (culinary tours); Active (classic treks to cycling tours); Discovery (up-close and personal cultural and geographic exploration); Raw (budget-friendly travel); Family (for families with children aged 5 upwards) and Overland (travelling in purpose-built trucks or 4×4’s).
Travellers also have three comfort levels to choose from: basic, standard and plus.
“We’re thrilled to be offering such a comprehensive travel portfolio, the biggest yet, which we hope will appeal to a much broader range of people and better suit individual tastes,” continues Lorna.
The new brochure also showcases the operator’s tailor-made service, tailor-madeadventures.com, with sample trips including a one week trip to Oman, an 8 day trip to Georgia and an active 10 day trip to Iceland.
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