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Is it possible to have an escorted trip to machu picchu, lake Titicaca and other interesting areas in the region when older? I believe low blood pressure could be a problem at heights and DH would struggle if there was too much walking.

I would love to go on a good trip with whatever add-ons are possible because, at our age, we probably won't go again!

Many thanks

My daughter and I go on holiday once a year together,is it possible for us to experience different tours if we wanted to go to separate areas of interest when we arrive at our initial destination.?

Does anyone provide tours specifically for people with mild cognitive impairment, where staff could be on hand in case of something happening to the ‘ unimpaired’ party?

I sometimes consider 'escorted tours' because of all the times we travel and feel afterwards that we may have missed out because we lack 'local knowledge'. But then I think having your whole day (or even week) organised by a tour guide and/or having to experience places of interest in a group is not the best either. So my question is, do escorted tours offer much flexibility in that one can pick and choose how much escorting and guiding to have?

Is it possible to get contact details of people who have booked the same trip before the holiday to maybe get to 'know' a few people and maybe able to select who you would like to share a room with if your going solo but wish to share?

Are there any travel agents that provide a room for three as my sister and sister in law want to go to India in 2020 on a guided trip which incorporates Shimla and the Golden triangle. My sister and i have done the GT before but my sister in law hasn't. None of us want to be in a room alone at night.!!

Which are the best guided tours around Italy ?

I'm interested in doing guided tours to some of the places that I've never been and don't feel confident doing on my own. But I'm concerned about waiting for people all the time as we get on and off the transport or who want to spend ages in the gift shops, which I don't. How does that work?

I lost my husband last year. He had been ill for four years and I was his carer. I lost contact with friends due to the fact I could not go out. Do you have any guided tours for singles? I have lost my confidence and feel socially inept but would really like go on holiday, just can’t face it on my own.

Would be interested in guided tours but would like taster sessions even by mail to read about before I make up my mind.

I went on my first escorted tour two years ago to Italy. It wasn't my choice and I had thought I'd hate it but was totally converted as you get to see so much in a short space of time and the company of like minded travellers was fantastic. I made great friends but travelled with my daughter who has now flown the nest. Are there any tours specifically for single people over 50, especially which don't incur supplements or give you the worst rooms?

how much of the guided tours are spent on the coach as I get travel sick

Are there tours suitable for people in wheelchairs?

Do you spend all the time with the other holidaymakers.....meals etc?

Where are the best places to go if you are going on your own?

Are there any trips that a family group across all generations (collectively celebrating a Birthday) can book exclusive guided tours just for the family which can be tailored for all ages and interests?

I would love to go to India but not confident about travelling independently. A guided tour sounds ideal. What are the best places to visit?

Who makes the schedule and how flexible is it?

I've been looking at the exciting range of Collette destinations offered at your website, there seems to be choice for easier classic style holidays, to the wildly adventurous, such as travelling to Antarctica.

Would you advise easier, relaxing types of holidays for those like me who, although curious about some of the exotic, off-the-beaten-track holidays, are a little nervous wondering whether the more adventurous holidays would be a little bit much to take on?

What puts me off from booking a tour is the level of activity involved in the walks. I walk at a leisurely pace & I'd worry I was going too slow for group. Do operators rank/rate level of exercise or mobility involved?

Hi, it's something hubby and I have wanted to do, but there's been mixed reports about these trips, some love it, others say they've had a bad experience. I know it's upto the individual as how they like it, but i was just wondering what could we expect while on these tours and how many wonderful country's would there be to choose from, plus do they come with food?

I'd be interested in a tour but at the same time there are parts I'd like to miss and do my own thing. Is that usually possible ?.

My concern about guided tours is that there might be someone completely irritating that you're stuck with for your entire holiday. Does this ever happen?

My query about guided tours is that, if there's a coach involved, is there any way of speeding up the unloading? If people didn't stand in the gangway to get their coats and allow others out into the gangway ahead of them, things would be so much quicker (and I know some people cannot hurry).