We believe in connecting people through travel.
We believe our strength as people is in our differences, which is why diversity and inclusion is close to our hearts. In 2019, our more than 2,400 office-based staff and tour leaders represented about 70 different nationalities, and a mix of races, cultures, sexual orientations and religions. To us, it's about more than hitting representation-based targets. It's about creating inclusive teams by fostering the equal and meaningful participation of all staff at every level.
Our approach to diversity and inclusion
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