Bob WinterGuest
Jamie WilliamsHost
Jim WildGuest
So why don't we jump in, you know, just to discuss a little bit about kind of how people should be thinking about designing their travel experiences.

And more specifically, what trends are you guys seeing today? And just outside of the big groups, small groups, individuals, if you care to share a little bit about how people are approaching that.

So, I mean, what we're still seeing a lot of things being very popular these days is river cruising.

So we've always had river cruising going on in Europe for many years, for over 40 years, as a matter of fact.

So now starting to see stuff move into Portugal, which had been kind of a very limited place.

We're also seeing it in Southeast Asia, as well as in South America on the Amazon.

So continuing to build on that great concept so that you unpack once, but be able to see multiple destinations.

but in a small environment so that you're not worried about thousands of people on a ship and screaming kids.

You just have your limited amount of one to 200 people that are on a ship like that.

So that's very popular and also good for people that may, you know, be interested in maybe mobility concerns that they're able to move around, you know, much more easily that way.

and we also then kind of building upon that a small group travel so we're starting to see anytime that you can perhaps maybe get 12 to 20 people on some sort of a group trip uh that is very popular so you're able to get in buses into smaller uh neighborhoods inside of towns along the way and just overall just starting to get to know that experience and i really also kind of relate to that on the entourage expedition site since we do a lot of small group tours that way and people just love the intimate environment and really getting to know that the family environment of travel that way.

So people just want to go instead of just I drop you off in Italy and I take you to another church or another museum and then I explain something you'll never remember that again.

And as we related as we were in Peru last week, we had multiple cooking classes that were along the way and and we just sent out the recipes yesterday.

So people are able now to apply, you know, 3000 miles away, everything that they learned last week, how to make drinks and entrees and desserts.

I recently heard one of our colleagues went to Portugal And they loved the dining and they were able to like, you know, there was like plenty of their beer.

So why don't we jump in, you know, just to discuss a little bit about kind of how people should be thinking about designing their travel experiences.

And more specifically, what trends are you guys seeing today? And just outside of the big groups, small groups, individuals, if you care to share a little bit about how people are approaching that.

So, I mean, what we're still seeing a lot of things being very popular these days is river cruising.

So we've always had river cruising going on in Europe for many years, for over 40 years, as a matter of fact.

So now starting to see stuff move into Portugal, which had been kind of a very limited place.

We're also seeing it in Southeast Asia, as well as in South America on the Amazon.

So continuing to build on that great concept so that you unpack once, but be able to see multiple destinations.

but in a small environment so that you're not worried about thousands of people on a ship and screaming kids.

You just have your limited amount of one to 200 people that are on a ship like that.

So that's very popular and also good for people that may, you know, be interested in maybe mobility concerns that they're able to move around, you know, much more easily that way.

and we also then kind of building upon that a small group travel so we're starting to see anytime that you can perhaps maybe get 12 to 20 people on some sort of a group trip uh that is very popular so you're able to get in buses into smaller uh neighborhoods inside of towns along the way and just overall just starting to get to know that experience and i really also kind of relate to that on the entourage expedition site since we do a lot of small group tours that way and people just love the intimate environment and really getting to know that the family environment of travel that way.

So people just want to go instead of just I drop you off in Italy and I take you to another church or another museum and then I explain something you'll never remember that again.

And as we related as we were in Peru last week, we had multiple cooking classes that were along the way and and we just sent out the recipes yesterday.

So people are able now to apply, you know, 3000 miles away, everything that they learned last week, how to make drinks and entrees and desserts.

I recently heard one of our colleagues went to Portugal And they loved the dining and they were able to like, you know, there was like plenty of their beer.
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