G Adventures Launches New National Geographic Family Journeys Trips

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Looking for the ultimate family-bonding trip? Check out G Adventures’ brand new Family Journeys, designed for multi-generational travelers.

G Adventures has partnered with National Geographic to offer 12 new trips (bookable now) with departures starting in 2020. The trips are open to families with children as young as seven years old, with cheaper pricing for children 12 and under.

All adventures will be limited to 20 people or less and will be led by two local G Adventures ‘Chief Experience Offers’ who will help plan kid-friendly activities such as sumo wrestling lessons, zip-lining, pasta making, and more.

The Family Journeys destinations include: Alaska, Costa Rica, France, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Morocco, Peru, Vietnam, Cambodia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, and Yellowstone/Grand Teton.

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