Home
FacebookTwitterSearchMenu
  • Subscribe (free)
  • Subscribe (free)
  • News
  • Features
  • TravelInfo
  • Columns
  • Community
  • Sponsored
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Us
    • About Us
    • Advertise
    • Send Us News

Share

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • E-mail
  • Print

G Adventures extends age limits

12 Aug 2024
Comments | 0

G Adventures is expanding its trip offerings for 2025 with new African and Asian itineraries – and it’s welcoming older travellers.

Previously, G Adventures ‘Classic’ tours, including trips across Southern Africa, Nepal, China and South Korea, were only available to travellers aged up to 39.

However, due to popular demand for more basic grassroots adventures at affordable prices, the operator is inviting travellers over 39 years to join.

The new itineraries available to older travellers include:

  • Johannesburg to East Africa Overland Safari – A 27-day adventure through seven countries from Johannesburg to Nairobi. The itinerary takes guests on game drives through the savanna of Ngorongoro and the Serengeti before going deep into the Okavango Delta by traditional canoe for an overnight bush excursion. Attractions on the tour include Victoria Falls and a Zanzibar spice plantation.
  • Essential Tibet – From Tibet to Kathmandu, this itinerary offers the chance to explore the Himalayas on a 12-day tour. Travellers visit temples and small outposts, camp in yak hair tents at the base of Everest, and make Tibetan momos (dumplings).
  • Korea and Japan Encompassed – The two-week journey passes through many destinations throughout South Korea and Japan, including street food markets and temples. The trip includes overnight stays in a temple on the Korean mountainside and a traditional Japanese Ryokan inn.
Sign up to our mailing list and get daily news headlines and weekly features directly to your inbox free.

TMCs must drive NDC education efforts

Yesterday
Comments | 0

Feature: Seabourn: Your clients’ next epic adventure!

29 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

TAAG welcomes another Airbus

29 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Abu Dhabi’s Yas Waterworld expands

29 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Baby elephant takes a tumble

29 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Latest Changes on Travelinfo (27 June'25)

29 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Pilgrims keep booking despite conflict

26 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

QR responds to airspace chaos

26 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Turkish returns to Sabre

26 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

China launches online visa processing

26 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Luxury travel – the value is in personal enrichment

26 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Hilton plans Nile cruise

26 Jun 2025
Comments | 0

Turkey to open ruins for tourism

26 Jun 2025
Comments | 0
  • Load more

FeatureClick to view

Snow holidays June 2025

Poll

Are clients shying away from Middle Eastern travel hubs?
  • © Now Media
  • Privacy Policy
  • Travel News on Facebook
  • eTNW Twitter
  • Travel News RSS
  • Contact Us
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Send Us News