BOSTON, March 15, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Alluding to the changing travel environment Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT), the leading provider of personalized small group adventures for Americans over 50, announced Personalized private adventures. New for 2022, travelers can book a private departure with just five to ten friends, family members or travel companions.
Groups of five or more travelers are guaranteed personal support from their own trip experience leader. The Destination Country Trip Experience Leader works with travelers to personalize the details of their adventure and takes care of the daily details. The itinerary and pace of activities are tailored to the group’s interests, making the trip even more memorable.
“In the current environment, we hear from people who would like to travel together as a family or with a close group of friends or relatives. A couple wanted to create the adventure of a lifetime with their children and grandchildren, ”said Mark C. Frevert, Chief Architect & Chief Relationship Officer at OAT “Personalized Private Adventures provide privacy, flexibility, and extra attention to small groups, all with OAT’s planning, experience, and oversight.”
Travelers can choose from a variety of OAT itineraries around the world while enjoying the safety and convenience of seeing the world with their preferred travel companion. Popular adventures include for personalized private adventures Ultimate Africa: Botswana, Zambia & Zimbabwe, Sicily Ancient landscapes & timeless traditions, and Japan Cultural treasures.
The prices for personalized private adventures depend on the number of travelers in the group and the selected itinerary.
To reserve a personalized OAT private adventure or to learn more about it, contact 1-800-955-1925. Please visit www.oattravel.com for more informations.
ABOUT OVERSEAS ADVENTURE TRAVEL
Founded in 1978, Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) is part of the Boston-based Grand Circle Corporation travel company family, which also includes Grand Circle cruise line and Traveling in a big circle. In 1992, owners Alan and Harriet Lewis established the non-profit Grand Circle Foundation to support communities where Grand Circle works and travels, including approximately 300 humanitarian, cultural and educational projects worldwide – including 100 schools in 50 countries. The foundation is part of the Lewis Family Foundation, which has pledged or donated more than $ 200 million since 1981.
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