I love to travel to explore countries unknown to me. I love to see the flora and fauna and enjoy local food. I also love seeing the different old types of buildings and unusual geographical features. I also like to see the locals smiling and happy, even if they have very little, materially. Unlike in this country too often! If you were to say hello to a stranger in London, they would think you were mad!!
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Why do you travel? What drives you to venture far from home and see sights you've never seen before?
Collette have spent the last 100 years taking people all over the world, and along the way they've learned that travel isn’t about the places you go. It’s about you and your reasons for going.
And everyone has different reasons. They can be big - a promise to a loved one, fulfilling a lifetime goal. But they can also be small - the blue water in Capri or the cuisine in France.
The reason doesn’t have to be happy for the trip to be important and fulfilling. In fact, the most powerful reasons probably won’t be. But they will be personal, deep, meaningful and maybe even surprising.
As the longest-running tour operator in North America, Collette has provided guided travel for 100 years. With trips to all seven continents, Collette’s guests fulfil their deepest travel aspirations in a variety of ways with travel styles that are diversified to suit every traveller’s personal style.
So, for the chance to win a £300 voucher, tell us - what's your reason for travel?
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