From her accidental start in the travel industry to thoughts on how to better lift up women around the world, get to know Heather Heverling, Audley Travel’s new US President and Managing Director.
With travel starting to open up again, our specialists couldn’t wait to get out exploring once again. Here, they share their experiences on what it’s like to travel now in five different destinations: Hawaii, Kenya, Portugal, the US Southwest, and the Maldives.
In light of the unprecedented challenges from coronavirus, our responsible travel and sustainability manager Heather Magnussen talks about how we can come together as a travel-loving community to continue to have a positive impact.
The launch of each new country requires over a year of rigorous planning. Learn more about the approach behind the creation of each new destination as regional product manager Suzanne discusses how we uncovered Greece’s best experiences, restaurants and stays.
With our latest destination offerings, Canada and Hawaii, your next family vacation with Audley could be closer to home. Our specialists round up their favorite family-friendly activities in both, from helicopter flights to bear watching, as well as activities in nearby Mexico.
For the second year in a row, two of our specialists have been honored to appear on Travel+Leisure’s prestigious A-list as two of the best travel consultants in the country. Get to know Southeast Asia specialist Jack and Japan specialist Tesia.
From the narrow lanes of Bampton Village to the lofty halls of Highclere Castle, UK specialist Andea outlines the best way to see filming locations and other sights important to fans of Downton Abbey, both the show and the movie.
The final season of HBO’s hit show Game of Thrones premieres on 14th April, the final chapter of the sweeping epic about dragons, dark magic, lost heirs and violent passions. Places like King’s Landing, Meereen and the Water Gardens of Dorne might be fictional, but much of the show was shot on location in cities you can visit.
From stately castles overlooking windswept lochs to bucolic manor houses tucked into the hills of the Cotswolds, we suggest hotels that offer you the chance to stay in places once occupied by the royals and aristocrats of Scotland, Ireland and England.
