Jubilee Travel Blogs

G Adventures has launched three new G Adventures for Good community development projects designed to support women in Belize, Morocco and Australia. The new social enterprise projects are being integrated into G Adventures’ itineraries, giving travelers access to three unique experiences:

• Western Belize - G Adventures travelers will be invited to purchase handicrafts and try their hand at ancient pottery making techniques with a group...

1. Alsek and Tatshenshini Rivers in Alaska and Canada

Located on the border between the Alaska State of the USA and Canada is these two grand rivers that takes you through glacier boulders and ice-capped landscape.

2. Apurímac River in Peru

This great river will take you through the Peruvian Canyons and scenic rainforest. You can expect a lot of Class III and...

Nothing beats fresh country air after a heavy breakfast. The smell of the rain-drenched soil and wild flowers is just what you would need to relax and unwind. If you are planning a trip in Ireland, perhaps you should check out the following hiking spots.

1. Kerry Way - How would you love to trek the ancient coaches and droving paths?...

Curaçao’s popularity is growing fast among Canadian travellers is rapidly growing. Why? Because this idyllic island has so much to offer:

• The island is influenced by more than 50 cultures, the main ones being Dutch, Spanish and African-Caribbean. This cultural fusion, along with Curaçao’s welcoming people and laid-back lifestyle, are what set it apart. 
• The island offers warm weather and glistening beaches typically found throughout the Caribbean; however,...

Baby Boomers are not contented with traveling around while sitting on a tour bus; they want to be more proactive with more of them opting to explore a place, city or country by pedaling their way. In a recent segment in Sky News, it was said that “bicycling vacations is the new golf. In fact it has become so popular...