What’s new & trending now
Snaking down a safari trail through Kruger National Park. Soaking up the luxury (and the serenity) of the French Riviera. Sailing through Norway’s Naeroyfjord on a balmy, sunny day. These new tours and travel trends put a fresh spin on the typical summer vacation—check them out and get out there.
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These travel trends are taking off
March offbeat. Go Off-Peak.
All the charm, without the heat and with smaller crowds? If you’ve only ever visited in the summer, you’ve never seen Europe like this. That’s where our new Off-Peak Tours come in: From the Alhambra to the Acropolis, these itineraries offer an intimate look at the continent’s true character—and plenty of time to drink in its legendary sights.
New tours with a twist
Enjoy the Go Ahead perks you love in the destinations you’ve always dreamed of. The only difference: the true, easygoing pace of local life.
Check those bags (and check out these articles)
Before lifting off for your next great escape, hear what our experts have to say about these 2025 travel trends.
What’s the deal with off-peak’s trending appeal?
Fall and winter travel to Europe is a hot commodity. We’ll tell you why and show you how to join in on the fun.
The ultimate guide to off-peak travel in Europe
Discover when you should go, where you should visit, and why you won’t want to travel any other way again.
There’s no “I” in Solo Tours—yet
Fully planned itineraries: check. Included private rooms: check. The freedom to roam on your own or spend time with friends: check. Our solo trips are a long-standing travel trend—and with this trio of new tours, you can let your wanderlust lead you to unexplored horizons.
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You deserve a Coolcation
When high-season travel takes you unexpected places, you get Coolcations—a collection of summer trips surprisingly short on summer heat.