The Secrets of the Prosecco Road Thidara Udomritkul October 22, 2018 We start our trip at Venice Airport, the gateway to one of the busiest cities in Europe. As the 60,000 daily tourists descend upon Venice's narrow streets, we diverge from the crowds and head in a different direction: away from the city, and towards the little-known Prosecco hills. We arrive in Soligo, a small village located in the heart of the Prosecco hills, and if you ask me, one of Italy's best kept secrets. For one week, we walk amongst rolling hills, deciduous trees, olive groves and terraced vineyards. Read more about The Secrets of the Prosecco Road
5 Reasons Why You Need to Visit Egypt Now Caitlin Overend October 19, 2018 A living time capsule where old meets new. If you look in one direction, the pyramids gaze back at you but turn around and you’ll see the bustling modern city of Cairo on the other side. Welcome to Egypt. Read more about 5 Reasons Why You Need to Visit Egypt Now
Recommended Rides for 2019! Exodus Travels October 15, 2018 When they manage to get away from their desks and shed the trappings of office life, our cycling experts here at Adventure HQ love nothing more than saddling up and discovering the world’s best biking routes. Their enthusiasm pays off – because they’ve road tested our adventures, they can tell you from personal experience which ones are best suited to you. We asked our experts to share some of their favourite rides that they think you’ll love as much as they did… Read more about Recommended Rides for 2019!
7 Lesser-Known World Wonders Georgina Lawrence October 4, 2018 Travel is personal – your experiences are unique to you, and simply put, only you can decide on what your definition of a world wonder might be. Whilst the UNESCO lists are great for getting ideas, they simply cannot encompass all the wonders our world has to offer. That’s why we’ve compiled our own list, of lesser-known world wonders that we believe deserve a little more time in the limelight. Read more about 7 Lesser-Known World Wonders
Exodus Nominated in Family Traveller Awards Exodus Travels October 4, 2018 Exodus is thrilled to have been nominated for the Best Adventure Specialist for Families category in the Family Traveller Awards! Read more about Exodus Nominated in Family Traveller Awards
7 World Wonders: Q&A with Exodus’ Andrew Appleyard Andrew Appleyard September 27, 2018 Meet Andrew Appleyard: archaeologist, avid ornithologist, amateur photographer, and traveller. You may recognise him as the man who could answer all your questions from our roaming evening presentations. We know him as our international sales manager, and a man who has been representing Exodus for nearly 20 years. There are very few places he hasn’t had the opportunity to go. Read more about 7 World Wonders: Q&A with Exodus’ Andrew Appleyard
Meet 2017 Leader of the Year: Johnny Villalobos, Costa Rica Exodus Travels September 20, 2018 We sit down with Exodus leader Johnny Villalobos, winner of our Tour Leader of the Year Award 2017, for a quick Q&A between wildlife spotting in Costa Rica. How do you approach leading tours? I like to prepare for a trip in Costa Rica by first of all reading a bit about the clients' backgrounds and age range. That helps me think about what we can find along the way. I recap every single destination we have in our itinerary, in order to deliver the best information for the customer. Read more about Meet 2017 Leader of the Year: Johnny Villalobos, Costa Rica
A Walk to the Roof of Africa: Kilimanjaro Ollie Collard September 18, 2018 As the first of the sun’s rays crept over the East African horizon to warm my freezing back and illuminate the rocky moonscape beneath my feet, I knew I was going to get there. I was wearier than I’d ever felt and shivering, despite my six layers of clothes, but the worst was over; there was nothing on earth that could make me turn back now. Read more about A Walk to the Roof of Africa: Kilimanjaro
Easy Sustainable Packing Tips for Travellers August 23, 2018 Single-use plastic is the bane of ecologists everywhere. As we’ve seen from the devastating images on Blue Planet, the problem is huge. Faced with such overwhelming odds, what difference can one traveller make? Read more about Easy Sustainable Packing Tips for Travellers
The Top 5 Countries for Traveling with Dietary Restrictions Caitlin Overend August 20, 2018 Trying to find food in your home country that meets your dietary restrictions can be difficult enough. Add in a totally different culture, new language, and different cuisine and it can be enough to make anyone want to stay home. Read more about The Top 5 Countries for Traveling with Dietary Restrictions