Travelsphere has launched six new itineraries as part of its new Page & Moy Collection, a premium touring programme designed around smaller groups, authentic experiences and slower-paced travel.
Travelsphere resurrected the Page & Moy brand this week as an adult-only collection focussing on culture, comfort and personal enrichment, with group sizes capped at 24 guests and all stays in four-star-plus accommodation.
A total of 19 departures are available across 2027 and 2028, with each itinerary featuring a minimum two-night stay in every destination to allow for more in-depth exploration.
The inaugural programme includes an eight-day tour of Dubrovnik, the Bay of Kotor and Croatia’s Konavle countryside, alongside longer itineraries through southern Italy and Sicily, South Africa, India and Southeast Asia.
Among the highlights is the 12-day ‘Vancouver Island – Wild Bears & Pacific Shores’ itinerary, which combines visits to Vancouver, Victoria and Tofino with a bear-watching excursion from Campbell River and experiences in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.
The 13-day ‘Welcome to South Africa: Cape Town & Safari’ tour includes stays in Cape Town and the Stellenbosch Winelands before continuing to the Waterberg region for five days of safari game drives.
For rail enthusiasts, the 14-day ‘Jewels of India & the Deccan Odyssey’ itinerary features seven nights aboard the luxury Deccan Odyssey train, taking in destinations including Delhi, Udaipur, Jaipur, Agra and Ranthambore.
Meanwhile, the 17-day ‘Secrets of the Mekong’ combines Cambodia’s Angkor temples with a seven-night Mekong River cruise through Cambodia and Vietnam.
Prices start from £2,399 per person for Dubrovnik’s ‘Coast & the Bay of Kotor’ rising to £6,999 per person for ‘Jewels of India & the Deccan Odyssey’.
Travelsphere Marketing Director Charlotte Field said: “The Page & Moy Collection is all about creating memorable journeys that feel genuinely personal. We’ve carefully selected destinations and experiences that encourage travellers to slow down, connect with local culture and see more than just the headline sights.
“From the historic streets of Dubrovnik and Sicily to the landscapes of Vancouver Island and South Africa, each itinerary combines authentic experiences and cultural discovery in a smaller-group travel format.”
All excursions are included, alongside daily breakfast and selected additional meals. Each tour will also feature a visit to a community tourism project as part of Travelsphere’s ‘changing lives through travel’ initiative.
Picture: Trulli, Puglia
