Viajando Juntas has unveiled a new travel club specifically for women aged 50 and above, offering small-group international trips. The program, currently available in Spanish, is initially geared towards travelers from Latin America. This initiative aims to provide women with organized travel solutions that include logistical support, local guidance, and the companionship of fellow travelers. It addresses common hurdles faced in independent travel, such as language barriers, unfamiliar destinations, and safety concerns.
The launch aligns with a rising interest among Latin American travelers in exploring long-haul destinations. Traditionally, such travel options were limited to large organized tours or independent journeys that often lacked local support. Viajando Juntas emphasizes small-group interactions and cultural experiences, crafting itineraries that balance structured activities with leisure time. The trips are designed to immerse travelers in regional traditions, cuisine, and communities through carefully selected accommodations, local activities, and guides.
The travel program for 2026–2027 features a diverse array of destinations, including Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. Highlights include a 12-day tour of Japan encompassing Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hakone set for October 2026, and a five-day culinary and cultural exploration of Oaxaca, Mexico, scheduled for the same month. Additional itineraries include a 12-day journey through Thailand in February 2027, a visit to Sri Lanka’s tea-growing regions in March 2027, and an eight-day Icelandic adventure in the same month. Other destinations include Uzbekistan, Mexico’s Copper Canyon, Mérida and Yucatán, Rajasthan in India, and Peru, each offering unique cultural and scenic experiences.
Beyond the travel experiences, Viajando Juntas aims to foster a community for women seeking to travel together while maintaining some independence. The small-group approach encourages interaction among participants while ensuring the support of local guides and coordinators. This initiative broadens the company’s role in the travel market by focusing on a specific demographic—Spanish-speaking women over 50 in Latin America.
Those interested in learning more about these travel opportunities, including detailed itineraries and schedules, can visit Viajando Juntas’ official website.
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