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National Geographic Signature with G Adventures is expanding its fast-growing high-end collection of expeditions with 17 new itineraries. The latest additions bring the total number of trips to 67 across 48 destinations. Signature is also bringing community tourism into the luxury travel space, creating opportunities for travellers to connect with local people, cultures and traditions while helping tourism deliver lasting benefits to the communities that host them.

G Adventures is expanding its Geluxe Collection with 16 new trips, bringing the collection to 82. Among the latest additions are seven new coastal itineraries.

Research just released by G Adventures shows 86% of Kiwi respondents agree that travel contributes to their long-term happiness, and 80% report feeling happy in everyday life when they have a trip booked, compared to only 35% without a holiday on the horizon.

G Adventures and National Geographic Expeditions have launched a new venture  into the high-end travel market with the introduction of National Geographic Signature with G Adventures.

G Adventures has launched nine new itineraries across six provinces in Canada.

G Adventures has 20 new trips in the islands of Indonesia.

In March 2022, following two years of extensive restoration, the Kingdom of Bhutan will reopen the historic and sacred Trans Bhutan Trail for the first time in 60 years. The trail will be officially inaugurated by His Majesty the King of Bhutan, whose vision it was to restore the ancient route for tourism, adventure and connection. From April 2022, international tourists will be able to walk the trail for the first time, simultaneously providing economic benefits to rural communities along the way. 

Although the term ‘revenge travel’– the urge to travel to make up for lost time in lockdown – has gained popularity globally over the course of the pandemic, a recent survey suggests Kiwi travellers are actually prioritising ‘reconnection travel – defined as reconnecting with the planet and its people – when they take their next adventure travel tour.

Bruce Poon Tip, founder of G Adventures, has urged travel agents to ‘stay away from the front pages’ and give their clients credible information and actual data.

Helene Taylor, A Force for Good; presented the Driving Diversity Impact Award to Sarah Archer of Air New Zealand, at yesterday’s A Force for Good event.