Yes, you read that right; this is actually a travel company suggesting we might all travel less. Let us explain. For starters, we're not advocating giving up travel. If you're on this website, that idea is likely every bit as anathema to you as it is to us. Seeing the wider world and marvelling at other cultures and landscapes is quite simply one of the reasons for being alive. Rather, the 'Travel Less' part can mean flying less but staying longer (such as on a sabbatical); or flying less and taking more train or road trips. We're eminently relaxed about either of these options, and when you do actually fly, you can do so safe in the knowledge that we off-set 100% of the carbon emissions.
How to Travel Better
And on the subject of better, the challenge to 'Travel Better'
is one we relish. In fact, helping our clients do just that has
been our mission every day since we launched back in 2003. Again,
in terms of interpretation, 'better' can mean a number of things.
Better might mean only jumping on a plane to go and do the
big-ticket
bucket list trips of your dreams; or being a better traveller
by practicing 'Philantourism'
or 'Giving
Back' when away. Better can also refer to the process of travel
itself; availing yourself of Original
Travel's additional services such as fast track and lounge
access at the airport (which has never been more important) or
challenging our clued-up Concierges
to show you a side to a destination only a local would know.
Whichever way you want to interpret the phrase, we're here to help
you navigate the new travel landscape, and travel better.
How To Travel Better
Itinerary Ideas

Support the Community and Connect with Culture: Philantourism in Sri Lanka

Slow Travel Italian Style: London to Puglia by Train

Reconnect in Norway: From Cheese-making to Sami Crafts, Step Back in Time to Learn Traditional Skills in the Fjords

Art, Architecture & Ancient Cities: A Cultural Sabbatical Through Europe

Save a Rhino and Watch the Release

Adventure Down Under: Australasia Nature Sabbatical
: Indicates itineraries that can be done entirely, or partially, by train.