How is Overseas Adventure Travel different from other adventure travel outfitters?
When we talk about adventure, we’re not talking about strenuous physical adventure, but of soft adventure: cultural interactions, meeting people, getting involved in a country’s customs and activities. We pace the trips so that our travelers have a lot of time to explore a destination on their own. We visit schools, share family meals at private homes, and try traditional activities, such as kite flying or tai chi in China. Additionally, we have small groups with a maximum of 16 people most average 14. We take local transportation as much as possible, such as rickshaws, camels, elephants, jeeps, rafts, rice barges, and canoes. We stay in unique accommodations small inns, lodges, luxurious (and exclusive) tented camps. Our trips are all-inclusive, while those of most adventure companies are not. Finally, most of our travelers are over 50 and so you get a pretty cohesive group of people with similar interests. 9. How do you encourage people who are wary of adventure travel to go on an OA
