As this Arizona Republic article describes them, and the recent experiences of two readers would confirm, with small group tours, you get all the benefits of guided travel tours with the planning and logistics all taken care of, and you can just sit back and enjoy expert tour leader insight and insider access to must-visit sights. But small group tours also allow for experiences only accessible to smaller-sized groups and the ability to better utilize unique forms of local transportation. Tour companies are paying attention and offering travelers more options to explore the globe with like-minded companions – but just fewer of them. Trafalgar, one of the oldest and most trusted brands of the tour world, recently launched its first collection of Small Group Tours, featuring 22 itineraries with an average of 16 guests. Many tours include land and water activities ranging from easy to strenuous.
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