Opportunites with Globus

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Yesterday, I was fortunate to have lunch with a Regional Sales Manager for Globus. At that time, I learned more about the leisure travel options available thru the Globus family.

Globus
First – Class Escorted: “Shows travelers the must-see sight around the world, with the most experienced Tour Directors who tell the stories behind these sights.”

Cosmos
Value Escorted: “opens up all the possibilities for value-minded travelers with escorted packages that combine the benefits of group and independent travel.”

Monograms
Independent packages: “Ideal for the first time a travel visits a destination, these vacations feature independent travel with hassle-free arrangements. Local Hosts help maximize traveler’s freedom and fun.” Monograms offers pre/post cruise packages that can be added to most European cruises.

Avalon
River & Small-Ship Cruising: “presents one of the most convenient ways to discover destinations in a new way, with a cruise on the industry’s youngest fleet along the word’s most remarkable waterways.”

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