Viajando Juntas has unveiled a new travel club that caters specifically to women aged 50 and above, offering small-group international trips. Initially available in Spanish, the initiative is targeted at travelers from Latin America. The club aims to simplify international travel for older women by providing organized logistics, local guidance, and the companionship of fellow travelers. This model seeks to mitigate common travel challenges such as language barriers, unfamiliar locales, and safety concerns.
The travel club’s focus on small-group travel offers an alternative to the standard large tours or the often solitary experience of independent travel. Viajando Juntas crafts its itineraries around cultural immersion and relaxed schedules, choosing accommodations, local activities, and guides that facilitate authentic experiences. The program emphasizes four key areas: small-group interaction, destination-focused itineraries, cultural experiences, and continuous support throughout the journey.
Looking ahead, Viajando Juntas has announced an array of international itineraries for 2026–2027. Destinations include Japan, with a 12-day itinerary through Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hakone in October 2026; and Oaxaca, Mexico, for a five-day exploration of local cuisine and culture also in October 2026. Additional journeys include a 12-day tour of Thailand in February 2027, a 12-day exploration of Sri Lanka in March 2027, and an eight-day Icelandic adventure to witness the Northern Lights, departing in March 2027. Travelers can also look forward to an 11-day trip through Uzbekistan in May 2027, as well as various culturally rich journeys across Mexico, India, and Peru.
Beyond the diverse travel opportunities, Viajando Juntas aims to build a community of like-minded women who enjoy traveling together while maintaining a degree of independence. The small-group format is designed to foster interaction among participants while ensuring organized support from local guides and coordinators. By concentrating on a specific demographic of Spanish-speaking women in Latin America, the initiative is set to broaden the company’s reach within the travel industry.
More details about the travel club, including destinations and schedules, can be found on their website, offering prospective travelers a comprehensive resource for planning their next adventure.
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