Globus family of brands Expands Portfolio for 2026 as Overall Demand Surges
by Marsha Mowers
In 2026, the Globus family of brands will unveil its most extensive lineup yet: 590 guided and independent vacations across the globe, including 44 brand-new tours designed to give advisors more opportunities to grow their business.
For travel advisors, the expanded collection offers what FIT often can’t — a streamlined, commissionable, and highly rewarding way to deliver unforgettable travel experiences. With every itinerary curated and backed by expert Tour Directors, advisors can expect faster conversions, stronger repeat business, and higher returns.
“Our 2026 portfolio gives advisors the biggest toolbox we’ve ever offered,” said Camille Olivere, chief sales officer for the Globus family of brands. “More tours. Incredible styles. New small groups. It’s about helping our partners compete, win and grow their business with vacations that deliver their clients the world, every time.”
Globus has also For details, visit Travel Advisor Portal.For details, visit Travel Advisor Portal.For details, visit Travel Advisor Portal.For details, visit Travel Advisor Portal.expanded its popular Small Group Discovery collection to 61 tours worldwide – including seven new itineraries for 2026:
- South Africa: From Wine to Wild
- Treasures of New Zealand: Heritage, Vines & Vistas
- Ecuador’s Natural Wonders & Ancient Cultures
- Coastal California, Napa & The Central Valley
- Gems of Sicily & Malta
- Soul of Portugal
- Ireland Unveiled: Beyond the Blarney
The expansion follows an overall uptick in demand for Globus products. The company told Travel Market Report Canada that “cool season travel is hot” as Globus Escapes volume is nearly triple today vs. same time last year with Canadians enjoying the value and the experience of off-season tours (November – March).
Dream destinations like Africa, Asia and South Pacific are all seeing double-digit gains over this time last year, fueled by new clients entering the touring market, the introduction of new tours to these destinations and good value in many of the destinations (Japan, for instance).
Overall, Cosmos is up year-over-year to all destinations.
“Canadians seem to be drawn by the attractive price-points of our Cosmos tours, finding that the world – and the vacations they’re looking for – are within reach,” the company said.
For more details, visit Travel Advisor Portal.





