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Our Specialists

The Groups department (Classic Journeys & Discovery Journeys)

The vast majority of Journey Latin America’s permanent staff are Latin American experts, dealing with all aspects of travel to the continent.

Of these, eight work specifically with our Group Tours programmes and you can speak to them on 020 8747 8315 or email them at groups@journeylatinamerica.co.uk.

They were Latin American specialists before they joined Journey Latin America: they all speak Spanish and/or Portuguese and have an affinity for the continent and its peoples.
 

Tour Leaders

Our carefully-selected tour leaders are not  conventional ‘couriers’, but actually manage the trip, making operational decisions as well as looking after the welfare of the group. All speak the local language, know the ground from personal travels, and have the kind of temperament that is likely to make a group gel.

Many of them hold academic qualifications in subjects related to Latin America, others have acquired expertise in situ. They will share their local knowledge with you or find out what you need to know. They are also adept at seeking out little bars or quirky museums away from the tourist crowds.

Several of our sales team started their careers as Journey Latin America tour leaders so you may well find yourself speaking to someone who has actually led your trip.


 
Tailor-Made
HIGHLIGHTS OF GUATEMALA & BELIZE
Jungle, ruins, beach, and markets: magnificent variety. 15 days from £1,843
Small Group Tours
ALBATROSS JOURNEY: ECUADOR'S HIGHLANDS & GALÁPAGOS CRUISE
Ecuador's Andes, volcanoes and Galápagos wildlife. 17 days from £4,598 incl. flights from the UK
Tailor-Made
WALKING IN THE ANDES OF ARGENTINA: SALTA & JUJUY
Scenic and enjoyable short treks in Argentina's Andes. 9 days from £2,290
CLIMBING CHILE'S MOST ACTIVE VOLCANO
Journey Latin America client Clayton Hirst reflects on one of the most memorable experiences of a recent holiday: climbing Villarrica volcano in the Chilean lake district.
THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH
Following in the footsteps of Frank Wild, Shackleton's right-hand man, The Guardian's Bella Bathurst heads towards Antarctica – a magical land of towering icebergs and fascinating wildlife.
A VERY GREEN GETAWAY
Chris Moss of Time Out soaks up Guyana: South America's land of jungles, plains and rains.
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