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Family Europe, North America & Central America FAMILY EUROPE, NORTH AMERICA & CENTRAL AMERICA YOUR 2020 HOLIDAY Family_Cover_2020_AU.indd 1 20/08/2019 12:27 Sometimes you have to go far away, to come closer together REAL CONNECTIONS. REAL EASE. REAL JOY. EVERY SINGLE DAY. Venice, Italy shot by: @travel_melissa, July 2019 What will your 2020 story be? Family_Intros_&_Savings_2020_AU.indd 2 20/08/2019 08:08 Learn more: Sometimes you have trafalgar.com Get inspired: instagram.com / trafalgartravel to go far away, to come Watch us: youtube.com / trafalgarweb Follow us: closer together facebook.com / trafalgartravel REAL CONNECTIONS. REAL EASE. REAL JOY. EVERY SINGLE DAY. Family_Intros_&_Savings_2020_AU.indd 3 20/08/2019 08:08 8 TRIPS. 11 COUNTRIES. DISCOVER THE WORLD, TOGETHER. WHY YOU’LL 5 WHY YOU'LL LOVE US 16 EUROPE 6 TRAVEL WITH REAL EASE PAGE TRIP NAME DAYS LOVE US 8 DISCOVER REAL CONNECTIONS 16 Castles and Kilts 10 12 EXPERIENCE REAL JOY 18 Shamrocks and Leprechauns 10 13 TRAVEL TODAY, SUSTAIN TOMORROW 20 Gladiators, Gondolas and Gold 10 WE UNDERSTAND WHY YOU TRAVEL: TO LEAVE YOUR WORLD BEHIND 14 DRIVEN BY SERVICE 100 YEARS ON 22 European Wonderland 11 AND LOSE YOURSELF ON A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY. 15 WAYS TO SAVE 24 Greek Island Hopper 10 32 BOOKING CONDITIONS 33 EXTEND YOUR STAY Pouring 74 years of expertise into every trip we create, you’ll get to 26 USA & COSTA RICA 34 MORE ABOUT YOUR TRIP PAGE TRIP NAME DAYS know the true essence of each destination, create CONNECTIONS to 26 Wild West Cowboys and Bu alos 9 local people and have unforgettable experiences along the way, so you 28 Pioneer Adventures of the Old West 8 ALASKA 30 Monkeys, Jungles and Volcanoes 8 discover the world with complete EASE. Hear Stephen Yellowhawk share his Native American ancestry and culture 1 FINLAND San Francisco 5 NORWAY Chicago Oslo New York USA SWEDEN RUSSIA Stockholm SCOTLAND Los Angeles Atlanta 4 San Diego 2 ENGLAND IRELAND GERMANY POLAND Berlin London CZECH REP. Paris SWITZERLAND CROATIA ROMANIA 6 ITALY FRANCE Florence SPAIN GREECE COSTA RICA 3 Taste TURKEY The best gelato in Italy SOME OF THE TRAFALGAR EXPERIENCES THAT AWAIT 1 YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL 3 ARENAL NATIONAL PARK, 5 MONTPELIER, IDAHO See PARK, WYOMING, USA COSTA RICA Take in the great outdoors with The Evzone soldiers' Hear the call of the wild Trek around a volcano and lunch in a traditional wagon on quirky march at the Tomb at the Grizzly and Wolf walk across a hanging bridge the Oregon Trail Discovery Center in the treetops of the Unknown Soldier 6 LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND 2 COUNTY DOWN, IRELAND 4 EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND Enjoy the beautiful alpine scenery Play the ‘Game of Thrones’ See culture come alive during in the Land of Lakes at the Winterfell movie set the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 4 Family_Intros_&_Savings_2020_AU.indd 4 22/08/2019 12:08 WHY YOU’LL LOVE US WE UNDERSTAND WHY YOU TRAVEL: TO LEAVE YOUR WORLD BEHIND AND LOSE YOURSELF ON A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY. Pouring 74 years of expertise into every trip we create, you’ll get to Our journey began CONNECTIONS know the true essence of each destination, create to in 1947. local people and have unforgettable experiences along the way, so you discover the world with complete EASE. Today, over 5 million guests have trusted us to ful ll their travel dreams MAKE REAL TRAVEL REAL CONNECTIONS WITH EASE % EXCLUSIVE TRAFALGAR EVERYTHING ARRANGED 53 ONLY HIGHLIGHTS BY US, NOT BY YOU of our guests travel with us again, annually Our famous Be My Guest experiences The perfect accommodation booked ensure you deeply Connect With Locals and paid for, in the right locations Continue your journey by night, with our Included meals showcasing delicious Stays With Stories regional avours 4.7 /5 Discover secret Hidden Gems, shared Your Travel Director & Driver team bring FEEFO independent by our Travel Directors each place and your dreams to life and transparent Dive Into Culture with chefs, performers Our Local Specialist guides unlock satisfaction rating and artisans who will ignite all ve senses their home cities from their perspective Make A Di erence through experiences The latest luxury coaches with WiFi directly supporting the people and onboard make the journey as enjoyable places we visit as the destination 90+ awards. The #1 most awarded brand in travel HANDCRAFTED, MUST-SEE BACKED BY 100 YEARS INCLUSIONS OF TRAVEL EXCELLENCE Unlock the real reason you chose to As part of The Travel Corporation (TTC), travel, from The Icons you couldn't with us you bene t from 100 years this is why we are possibly miss, to unexpected secrets, of travel expertise, business stability every single day and long-standing connections in SIMPLY each destination THE BEST 5 Family_Intros_&_Savings_2020_AU.indd 5 20/08/2019 08:08 TRAVEL WITH REAL EASE And enjoy the freedom of living in the moment Enjoy each day together making memories to last a lifetime 6 Family_Intros_&_Savings_2020_AU.indd 6 20/08/2019 08:08 REAL EASE We take the stress out of your holiday, letting you put down your phone, close your laptop and be fully present, experiencing each incredible moment with your family. Each of our itineraries are designed with the whole family in mind, from children to grandparents, lled with unique experiences that can be enjoyed together. You can feel secure in the knowledge that we have seen Moments you'll never forget to every detail, and our Travel Directors are in places you'll love always on hand to ensure your trip ows seamlessly, every single day. All you have to do is show up and let the fun begin. Family-friendly dining Mini foodie or picky eater, we cater to everyone with meals the whole family will enjoy. Start your days with breakfast included every day. Then, you’ll dine on local cuisine in one of our hand- selected restaurants or maybe even roll up your sleeves and let the dough y while you make your own pizzas. Our Be My Guest experiences shared with local families are sure to be one of the highlights of your holiday too. Carefully cra ed itineraries Local friends like our Italian pizzaiolos Where to stay, where to go, what to see, and how bring passion and air to mealtimes to get there? These are no longer your concerns, leave the planning to us. We use our destination expertise to choose the perfect child-friendly accommodation in the right locations, nd the most knowledgeable Local Specialists to show you the sights, and arrange all your transportation needs (be it by land, sea or air). We take care of it all to ensure that your holiday ows e ortlessly from one ‘pinch-me’ moment to the next. Your on-the-ground team Our team are there to ensure an incredible journey. Meet Judith, one of our Our Travel Directors are the best in the business Learn new skills and Travel Directors who and incredible storytellers, they can’t wait to share have fun along the way bring each place to life their love of travel with your family. Our Drivers ensure a smooth ride, there to lend a hand with your luggage and a friendly smile each day. Behind the scenes you'll bene t from our team of experts who've cra ed each individual day, creating itineraries that bring each place to life like only we can – that can be enjoyed by all. 7 Family_Intros_&_Savings_2020_AU.indd 7 20/08/2019 08:08 ONLY THROUGH REAL CONNECTIONS Can we open their eyes to the world 01 – Meeting real cowgirls and cowboys staying overnight on an American Ranch is every young explorers dream 8 Family_Intros_&_Savings_2020_AU.indd 8 20/08/2019 08:08 REAL CONNECTIONS 03 – Zipping through the Costa Rican rainforest is a story they'll tell for years to come Here's just a sample of the adventures that lie ahead: Family Fun, every single day 1. SADDLE UP FOR Take your family on a journey that brings A WILD WEST ADVENTURE history out of the textbooks and places the MONTANA, USA wonders of the world at their ngertips. Giddy up and unleash your inner cowboy or cowgirl at 320 Guest Ranch. Head out on horseback Travelling with your children, witnessing with an expert wrangler, get your how their wanderlust is piqued as the world adrenaline pumping on a white- is opened up before them, is one of life’s water rafting excursion or kick off your boots and relax. most precious gi s. Wild West Cowboys and Buffalos (p.26) Our Family Highlights have been especially designed by our team of experts to bring 2. BECOME A GLADIATOR the history and culture of the destination ROME, ITALY Move over Spartacus, there’s a new you visit to life through a series of exciting gladiator in town. Travel back to the experiences. Hands-on, fun packed, with glory days of Ancient Rome during a colourful characters, culture and history training session where you’ll master every member of the family can join the fun, the art of sword fighting. Then, step into the arena and take on connecting in a way o en impossible with the gladiator himself. the pressures of everyday life. Gladiators, Gondolas and Gold (p.20) 3. ZIPLINE THROUGH THE JUNGLE ARENAL, COSTA RICA Strap on your harness and helmet and, whoosh, off you go! Come face- to-face with toucans and chattering monkeys as you zipline over Costa Rica’s lush tropical rainforest. Then, head to the beach for some well- earned R&R. Monkeys, Jungles and Volcanoes (p.30) 4.
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