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Let's Go Travel Around the World Let’s go travel around the world SEASONV 2021-2022 VI JEROS GLOBETROTTERS India THE ASIAN GATE Peru Ecuador Barcelona Wonderful! Amazing! Fantastic! destinations Typical & Pacific | 08 Visit the Bajio and visit one of the most varied Mexican tourist 13 ¡Viva Mexico! | 19 Fighting bull | 21 Nanacamilpa | 29 Jerusalén routes, you can choose the colonial area, taste its gastronomy, and enjoy the sun and beach. Mexico Southeast | 10 Visit the ancient Mayans and live fantastic adventures, immerse yourself in a total tour of the ancient cities and explore the diversity of their natural beauties. Independence | 12 Travel to the past and experience this wonderful route that reflects part of the history of independent Mexico. Ancient | 14 The vast ancient heritage of ancient Mexico will take you back to the millenary past of these fantastic cultures, which are part of the precious legacy of the modern Mexico. Wild Jungle | 16 Travel along this ancestral route that contains magic, tradition, ancient culture and charm. Come and discover its fantastic natural attractions, unique in the world. Puyazos | 18 Hand in hand with novilleros and hacendados we Mexico is a country with paradise beaches will have the unique opportunity to live a real bullfighting experience, let’s go together and visit the unique haciendas that are a privilege of nature. of Tlaxcala. Fireflies | 20 Let’s visit the magical forests of Tlaxcala where a living legend lives, that at nightfall becomes present, they are the fairies of the forest, they are the magical fireflies of the sanctuary. Tlaxcala | 22 We are going to travel back in time to a place full Cuba | 24 Way of St. James | 26 Holy Land | 28 of history, culture and traditions, a place that has been the This country has a unique charm that Let’s walk The Way of Saint James and Traveling to the Holy Land is one of cradle of the nation for 500 years. makes it unique. With almost 500 live this Christian pilgrimage of medieval the most spiritual experiences you years passing by, it’s getting more origin that will take us to Santiago de can have, an ancient place where the PASEOS DEL ORIENTE PASEOS attractive, you have to see it. Compostela in Galicia. Holy Scriptures are present. DEL ORIENTE PASEOS 2 SEASON 2021 | 2022 SEASON 2021 | 2022 3 Let’s travel Experiences Let’s travel through a world of possibilities, full of Morocco | 42 fantastic places waiting to be discovered. Morocco, the gateway to Africa, is a fascinating destination at any time of year. Its medinas, souks and mosques decorate the imperial cities of Marrakech, Seville | 30 Meknes or Fez. There are many places to see in Morocco, it is a country with a We will visit Seville, a magical city full of monuments, museums, palaces, history, culture and traditions unique in the world that will without question catch you gastronomy, culture, leisure, shows and nightlife typical of a great cosmopolitan from beginning to end in your journey, let’s visit this magical destination. city. Seville is characterized by its relaxed atmosphere and close to the tourist, as well as by its fascinating urban architecture. Let’s visit this intriguing historic and beautiful city. Barcelona | 44 Barcelona is an innovative, bohemian and cosmopolitan city; but it is also traditional and holds artistic and historical treasures, with a deep heritage of its Roman ancestors. Let’s visit this city full of Peru | 32 surprises. The richest country in the world, invites us to discover amazing experiences. To start living them you have to travel to Peru, a place where the diversity and authenticity of its culture, nature and cuisine, keep the essence of life itself. Ecuador | 46 Enjoy the several wonders the country has to offer from the middle of the world. Its ecotourism destinations have an impressive natural diversity like the Amazon Rainforest, Mindo or the famous Costa Rica | 34 Galapagos Islands, come and visit Ecuador. Visit Costa Rica, owner of a great biodiversity and exotic natural beauty as mountains, beaches, jungles, virgin tropical Colombia | 48 forests, vulcanos and amazing fauna are part of it. Famous for its excellent coffee and the purity of its emeralds, Colombia is also the land of the legend of El Dorado and the magical universe of Macondo. Come and meet these different cultures that will make you vibrate. Visit their cities and live their history. Madrid | 36 India| 50 India is one of the most fascinating destinations in the world. Its civilization Visit a city full of places to know, plans to make, experiences to live and stories to write. and culture date back to ancient times. It’s definitely a must-see destination, A living city that invites you to enjoy your visit. let’s go travel through India. Toledo | 38 At Toledo, there’s a new adventure on every block. Exciting activities Marbella | 52 are just around the corner and hidden experiences are waiting to be Marbella is one of the Mediterranean’s most representative tourist venues and a top favorite for discovered. the travelers. Balearic Islands | 54 Ibiza | 40 Bathed in sunshine and skirted by platinum sands, the Balearic Islands This place is more than just sun, sand and nightlife. Its unique location, climate and are one of Europe’s prime island getaways. Floating off the coast of mainland features make Ibiza the ideal place for visitors to do all kinds of sports at all levels, thanks to Spain, this Mediterranean archipelago is awash with leafy terraces, heritage sites, secluded coves and poetic hills. PASEOS DEL ORIENTE PASEOS the variety of sports facilities available throughout the year. DEL ORIENTE PASEOS 4 SEASON 2021 | 2022 SEASON 2021 | 2022 5 Let’s travel Adventures Let’s travel through a world of possibilities, full of fantastic places waiting to be discovered. Italy | 64 You can finding your way around Venice’s canals, choosing the best place for a gelato in Rome, are skills best learn from locals. It’s all about | 56 strolling down cobbled lanes and past ancient ruins to city back Tunisia streets and rural walled towns in search of the essence of Europe. From the sun drenched beaches of the north to the unforgiving desert of the south, and with desolate, lunar landscapes in between, Tunisia has quite the unique allure. Turkey | 66 Turkey has a lot of great destinations to offer, exceptional landmarks, wonderful natural sceneries, historical legacies and a rich culture. Turkey is renowned for its hospitality and is always eager to please. The perfect Turkish experience is just around the corner. Dubai | 58 From its glittering skyscrapers to its sweeping France | 68 sand dunes, this multi-cultural metropolis is France offers up a kaleidoscope of experiences, like discovering the chic and an amazing place to visit. cosmopolitan city of Paris, the sunlit vineyards of the wine country, the white-sand beaches along the Cote d’Azur. The country where it’s OK trying a lot of pastries, fresh seafood, cheese and bread, then guzzle it all down with some delicious wine. Oman | 70 Visit the Sultanate of Oman, a country of Iceland | 60 breathtaking natural beauty interwoven with a A place where fire and ice kaleidoscope of history, legends and adventures. coexist. Where dark winters are offset by the summer’s midnight sun. A country where insular existence has spurred a South Africa | 72 rich and vibrant culture. Visit a country with gorgeous weather, amazing beaches, vast wildlife, delicious wine and food, and breathtaking view everywhere you go. Egypt | 62 Zanzibar | 74 An enigmatic treasure trove of almost unimaginable archaeological Zanzibar stands as an attraction of Tanzania that is an and cultural riches, it’s hard not to think of Egypt without imagining the extensive group of islands in the Indian Ocean. The city is Sphinx, the pyramids at Giza, Luxor, the Valley of the Kings and the Nile. laced with idyllic resorts, hotels and number of facilities that make it a one of the best and holiday destination. PASEOS DEL ORIENTE PASEOS DEL ORIENTE PASEOS 6 SEASON 2021 | 2022 SEASON 2021 | 2022 7 LET’S GO TRAVEL Typical&Pacific COUNTRY’S MOST TYPICAL Destinations you can’t miss We will get to know the land of tequila and mariachi, rich in history and culture, a destination that has managed to Discover the magic of mariachi music accompanied by a good shot of tequila at La Plaza Garibaldi. make tradition and modernity coexist in a single space. Tequila Jalisco, the tequila volcano extends its arms to shelter this colorful Magic Town. We must visit “Puerto Vallarta, you live it more than once”. The city is located on Tlaquepaque is one of the Mexican cities with the greatest tradition of craftsmanship, but above all, a place where the Pacific Coast, west of the State of Jalisco, with beautiful beaches and a variety of the secrets of the craft techniques in ceramics and pottery are the biggest treasure. activities for tourists. The Marigalante Pirate Ship is a magnificent galleon built 100% of real wood. It has 4 impressive decks with capacity for 240 passengers, and offers The Historic Center of Guadalajara is the most emblematic and beautiful site of the second most important city in three tours; whichever you choose, you will enter a world where you will feel like a the country. real pirate. San Miguel de Allende is a city in the Mexican state of Guanajuato. It is part of the José Cuervo, is the number one tequila brand in sales in the world, it was also the first factory to distill tequila. We macro region of the Bajio. invite you to visit the oldest distillery in the Americas.
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