- May 5, 2026
Nature’s Gym: Outdoor Wellness Activities in Las Vegas
While Las Vegas is celebrated for its dazzling indoor entertainment, the city and its surroundings offer a wealth of outdoor activities that provide a perfect
G Adventures Travel Stories: Purrpleivy’s 18-to-Thirtysomethings Adventures
From her first steps into solo travel across Europe to exploring far-flung destinations with new friends, Ivy Adam’s (@purrpleivy) journey is all about growth, connection,
National Geographic Expert Tim Jepson Educates Travellers on Signature Expeditions
The more you know, the more you see – a motto that London-based traveller and National Geographic expert Tim Jepson carries with him to this
From Rescue to Release: Naxos Sea Turtle Conservation
Naxos Wildlife Protection is one of the impactful organisations supported through a collaboration between G Adventures and Planeterra, bringing conservation education directly to travellers. At
Yellow Sea Shorebird Conservation: Why These Birds Need Urgent Protection
National Geographic expert Jing Li has been a notable leader in conservation efforts to protect migratory shorebirds along the coast of the Yellow Sea. But
Lesser-Known European Cities & Towns: Where to Travel in 2026/27
There’s a different rhythm to Europe once you step off the well-worn path — and away from cities like London, Rome, and Paris — and
Solo Travel at 50: How One Traveller Took the Leap
While North Carolina resident Rima Chakravarty has been on several trips around the world in her lifetime, she never embarked on a solo trip until
Small Group Tours for Solo Travellers: 8 Benefits & Tips
As an experienced solo traveller, I usually plan my own adventures – but I do think there is unique value to small group tours too.
Exploring Kruger National Park: A Family Safari in South Africa
In June 2025, my family and I embarked on a South African tour with National Geographic Journeys and G Adventures — and it exceeded our
Solo Female Travel in Morocco: Safety Tips, Cultural Advice & Guide
There are many reasons to travel as a solo female, and travel trends show there are growing numbers of us doing just this — especially
Things to Do in Palau: Jellyfish, Drift Dives & Top Adventures
Scattered across Oceania’s remote western Pacific, Palau is an archipelago of more than 300 jungle-clad islands where life revolves around the sea. Its UNESCO-listed Rock