Travelers seeking more personalized adventures have great options with Globus' innovative Small Group Discovery tours. Launching in 2025, these tours are designed to transform how people explore the world by offering deeper connections and more meaningful travel experiences.
With an average group size of just 15 travelers, these new tours promise intimacy and flexibility. Globus has crafted journeys that take travelers to destinations across six continents including Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, South America and the South Pacific. From the snow-capped Swiss Alps to the remote landscapes of Patagonia travelers can expect extraordinary moments in carefully curated settings.
The Small Group Discovery concept goes beyond simply reducing group sizes. These tours feature unique accommodations exclusive excursions and special access experiences that traditional large group tours cannot provide. Travelers can look forward to engaging activities like private wine tastings cooking classes art workshops and visits to quaint estates that offer genuine cultural immersion.
In 2025, Globus will debut more than 50 Small Group Discovery tours worldwide. Destinations range from the rainforests of Costa Rica to the ancient pagodas of Japan the wildlife preserves of Kenya and the vibrant landscapes of Colombia and Cambodia. This expansive offering represents the company's commitment to providing diverse travel experiences for curious explorers.
For travelers seeking even more personalization Globus continues to offer additional small group options. These include select departure dates independent tours and private tour alternatives across nearly all their existing tour selections.
By focusing on smaller groups Globus is proving that extraordinary travel experiences aren't about quantity but quality. Their new tours invite travelers to explore the world more intimately one remarkable destination at a time.
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