Uniworld Partners with Adventure World for Customizable Pre- and Post-Cruise Tours
by Dori Saltzman /A Northern Lights-themed tour is one of many customizable options Uniworld is offering.
Uniworld Boutique River Cruises has partnered with sister brand Adventure World for a series of new pre- and post-cruise customizable tours. Both Uniworld and Adventure World are The Travel Corporation (TTC) brands.
Adding to its existing collection of pre- and post-cruise land and rail extensions, these offerings allow for more personalized experiences that can be paired with Uniworld itineraries across South America, Asia, Africa, and Europe.
"We're bringing a collection of extraordinary journeys to life that pair beautifully with our Uniworld itineraries, meeting our guests' desire for new and unique travel experiences," said Ellen Bettridge, president and CEO of Uniworld Boutique River Cruises. "In addition to record-breaking sales this year, we've seen a trend of guests seeking opportunities for longer and more immersive getaways... This answers the call, and advisors can feel comfortable knowing their clients' journey begins and ends with TTC, whom they've entrusted their customers with for generations."
Adventure World is providing several suggest pre- and post-cruise itineraries. All can be customized to meet the needs of advisors' clients.
Kenyan Safari
Following a Uniworld cruise in Egypt, guests can set out on an African safari in Kenya, where they'll visit the world's only national park inside a city, meet anti-poaching teams, and take a balloon flight over the Maasai Mara.
Insider Galapagos
Extending a Uniworld Amazon River cruise, this adventure takes clients to Quito and on to the Galapagos Islands.
Arctic Lights
After almost any European sailing, guests can venture north to chase down the Northern Lights by land and sea.
Taj Wildlife Safari
Complementing a sailing down the Ganges, Uniworld guests can embark on a journey into central India's national parks and tiger reserves. In addition to opportunities to spot elusive wildlife, guests can visit the intricately sculpted Hindu and Jain temples, part of the Khajuraho group of monuments.
