The announcement of an early election caught us all by surprise. Many of us had planned to travel in the second half of July and had already booked our holidays or were choosing our destination. Whatever your situation, you can rest assured if you are planning to travel with Viajes Tuareg.
The entry rules for the 2020–2021 photography competition are now available.
This year’s competition is open to travellers from 2020 and 2021. We invite you to take part: it’s fun, there are good cash prizes (with no obligation to spend them at the agency), and your photographs will get exposure.
How did Viajes Tuareg begin? How have we evolved? Who is behind our trips?
We explained this in this video, submitted to the 2020 National Trade Awards.
Here’s to a 2021 full of travel!
It has not been an easy year for anyone, but our enthusiasm for exploring the world remains intact. Many plans went unfulfilled in 2020, and we hope you can make them happen in 2021. To help you do so, we have worked hard over these months to put together a 2021 programme full of great trips.
Soon you will be able to see all the adventures we have prepared on our website, including many new trips. It's never too early to start dreaming.
On 16 July, the European Council issued a circular updating the list of countries without restrictions on non-essential travel. The note contains a ‘lrevised whitelist of countries to which travel is possible leisure and tourism. If compared to the list adopted on 30 June, two countries have been removed from the list (Montenegro and Serbia) and no new countries have been added.
The current situation is difficult for everyone, especially travellers who never want to stop discovering, exploring and learning. To help you pass the time, we suggest some so many places to visit without leaving home. Of course it will not be the same, but desperate times call for creative solutions. Some museums, monuments and attractions already offer virtual tours.
Much has changed since the days when our only travel companions were a fold-out map and a friendly local trying to explain, through gestures, how to reach our destination. Today, smartphones have become an essential tool for many people travel. If we know which apps to use on our trips, we can save time and money and enrich our experience.
The crossing of South America, which takes us from the plains of Brazilian Pantanal at 5,000 metres on the Bolivian Altiplano. Designed as a point-to-point trek, we will cross the remote region of the Chiquitania in Bolivia and we will gain height in the colonial cities of Sucre and Potosí, finally touring the incredible landscapes of the Andean high deserts, to end in the Chilean town of San Pedro de Atacama And fly back from Santiago.