Gap Adventures goes YOLO
MELBOURNE – Small group specialist Gap Adventures has unveiled YOLO, a new trip style designed to suit the 18 to 30-something market.
Gap Adventures’ says YOLO (You Only Live Once) trips focus on providing the authenticity of small group adventures, minus the big bus caravans.
“Each of the 80 YOLO adventures is tailor-made to offer well-matched travellers an opportunity to experience an exciting range of places, people and cultures in a sustainable and authentic way,†said Pete Rawley, general manager of Gap Adventures.
YOLO trips include accommodation, transportation and tour leader.
Some of the new YOLO trips include:
– Marrakech to Paris Adventure: 17 days through Morocco, Spain and France.
– Java Adventure: 9 days travelling from Jakarta to Sanur.
– Central America Express: 31 days, travelling through five countries, from Mexico to Costa Rica.
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