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Our culture

Working for Intrepid can often be a fairly social affair, like team lunches in Hanoi, yoga sessions in the Beijing office or 'Frock up Fridays' in Melbourne - we always make time to supplement our busy working lives with some fun and frivolity.

The thing that sets Intrepid apart is that all staff are encouraged to be themselves, make suggestions and share their ideas - even the crazy ones. After all, Intrepid Travel was born from a crazy idea two backpackers had while on holiday in Africa!

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  • dis-cov-er

  • Verb
  • To get knowledge of, learn of, or become aware of, gain sight or knowledge, something previously unseen, unknown or unexpected
  • Learn, realise, find out
  • Travelling is the ultimate way to discover a new perspective.

  • eye-pop-ping

  • Adjective
  • Astonishing; impressive
  • Bewildering, astounding, beyond belief

  • The Serengeti - home to the most eye-popping orange sunsets.

  • wan-der-lust

  • Noun
  • An instinctive impulse to roam or travel about
  • Itchy feet, travel bug

  • There is no known cure for wanderlust.

  • sus-tain-a-ble

  • Adjective
  • The capacity to endure.
  • Supportable, maintainable, ecological

  • Since opening doors in 1989, Intrepid has had a firm commitment to sustainable travel.

  • growth

  • Noun
  • The act, process, or manner of growing; development;
  • Development, evolution, progress

  • The travel industry has experienced significant growth since travellers started seeking real life experiences.

  • in-no-va-tive

  • Adjective
  • New; original; relating to or involving the imagination or original ideas
  • Ground-breaking, pioneering, inventive

  • Innovative developments in online travel have made it easier for travellers to research their dream destination.

  • pas-sion-ate

  • Adjective
  • Affected with or dominated by passion or vehement emotion
  • Fervent, enthusiastic, avid

  • The local guide at Angkor Wat was passionate about sharing the history of his heritage.

  • in-teg-ri-ty

  • Noun
  • Soundness of moral principle and character
  • Honesty, truth, honour

  • Our local operators believe in maintaining the integrity of tourism in their region.

  • fun

  • Noun
  • Enjoyment; amusement
  • Exuberance, joy, entertainment

  • Travellers flock to Thailand for fun in the sun.

  • in-trep-id

  • Adjective
  • Fearless; adventurous; dauntless
  • Brave, courageous, bold

  • Shackleton was one of the world’s most intrepid travellers.