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Adventure & Experiential

G Adventures and National Geographic Deepen Their Joint Small-Group Lineup

The two operators rolled out 30 new small-group itineraries, from Galapagos and Thailand to Peru and Southeast Asia, plus a refreshed family lineup with a new kids' program. It's the day's one concrete piece of new bookable product for advisors working the small-group and multigenerational niche.

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G Adventures x National Geographic: 30 New Journeys Hit the Shelves

G Adventures and National Geographic Expeditions have expanded their co-branded Journeys collection with 24 new itineraries and six refreshed Family Journeys, all capped at 22 travelers to preserve the small-group feel the partnership is built on. New routes span Galapagos, Thailand, Christmas markets in Europe, the Loire Valley and Bordeaux, Peru, and broader Southeast Asia — giving advisors fresh inventory across both classic bucket-list destinations and softer culinary/seasonal themes. The family line gets a notable addition: a new Junior Explorers program aimed at differentiating the multigenerational booking pitch from standard family tours. For advisors, this is straightforward: more sellable product from an established small-group brand pairing, with the NatGeo name doing credibility work for clients who want structured, guide-led adventure without a mass-market group size. Worth flagging proactively to past G Adventures and family-travel clients as new-season inventory.

  • 24 new Journeys plus 6 updated Family Journeys, capped at 22 travelers
  • New regions/themes: Galapagos, Thailand, Christmas markets, Loire Valley/Bordeaux, Peru, Southeast Asia
  • New Junior Explorers program added to the family line
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A quiet news day for the segment — beyond the G Adventures/National Geographic product expansion, the wires offered little of direct commercial use to advisors. We'll be back tomorrow with a fuller slate.

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