Viajando Juntas has unveiled a new travel club tailored for women aged 50 and above, offering small-group international trips. Initially targeting the Latin American market and conducted in Spanish, this initiative aims to meet the needs of women who prefer organized travel with the comfort of local guidance and the company of fellow travelers. The club addresses common challenges faced by solo travelers, such as language barriers, unfamiliar destinations, and safety concerns, while tapping into the increasing interest in long-haul destinations among Latin American tourists.
The travel club emphasizes small-group interaction, focusing on cultural experiences and leisurely itineraries. Viajando Juntas ensures that accommodations, activities, and guides are selected to provide authentic experiences of regional traditions, cuisine, and communities. The club’s structure is built around four key areas: fostering interaction among small groups, offering destination-focused itineraries, providing local cultural experiences, and ensuring assistance throughout the trip.
Viajando Juntas has announced its 2026-2027 travel agenda, which includes a variety of international destinations across Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. Highlights include a 12-day exploration of Japan’s Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hakone set for October 2026; a five-day culinary and cultural trip to Oaxaca, Mexico, also in October 2026; and a journey through Thailand from Bangkok to southern regions in February 2027. Other destinations feature a tour of Sri Lanka in March 2027, an Icelandic adventure to witness the Northern Lights, an exploration of Uzbekistan’s historical cities in May 2027, and several culturally rich trips within Mexico, India, and Peru.
Beyond the itineraries, Viajando Juntas aims to cultivate a community for women travelers who seek companionship and independence on their journeys. The small-group format promotes participant interaction while offering structured support from local guides and coordinators. This initiative expands the company’s footprint in the travel market by catering specifically to Spanish-speaking women travelers in Latin America, focusing on an age-specific segment.
Further details on the destinations, schedules, and membership in the travel club can be accessed through their website: Viajando Juntas.
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