Tours and Trip packages, Globally

Looking for ways to spend 9 days in Italy? Then check out our top 9-day Italy itineraries. While Italy has hundreds of attractions worth checking out, you can easily cover four major tourist destinations: Rome, Milan, Venice, and Florence. Italy has an efficient transportation infrastructure, making it possible to travel between these destinations in a short period. And if you prefer a more relaxed paced tour experience, you can choose to explore a single region for your 9-day trip to Italy.

Charming and exuberant, Brazil is a lively traveler’s dream. Soak in the remote vastness of the Amazon rainforest, revel in the carnivalesque energy of Rio de Janeiro, take a boat ride into Iguaçu’s thundering waterfalls, and relax on the beaches of Brazil’s endless coastline. This sprawling, continent-sized country is one of the world’s most exciting destinations, and deciding where to go and what to do can be a real challenge. This is your one-stop guide for the best things to do in Brazil. Read on to plan your trip to Brazil.

A seasoned traveler with many stamps in his passport, Nader recently set off on a solo adventure to Jordan. He joined our small group “One Week in Jordan” tour, a 7-day journey covering Petra, Wadi Rum, Amman, and Madaba. While the trip is considered budget-friendly, it delivered far more than expected. From stargazing in Wadi Rum to comfortable accommodations and a variety of included activities, the trip showed that exploring Jordan on a budget does not mean missing out. On the contrary, it can be every bit as rich, rewarding, and memorable.

For Naresh, New Zealand wasn’t just another destination—it was Middle-earth brought to life. A lifelong Lord of the Rings fan, he joined a small group tour as a solo traveler expecting epic landscapes and smooth logistics. He got all that and more. Along the way, he bonded with 17 fellow travelers who quickly turned from strangers into friends through shared adventures and unforgettable moments. From wandering the rolling green hills of Hobbiton—a true bucket-list dream—to pushing his limits with an adrenaline-packed skydive, Naresh experienced New Zealand at its best: guided, seamless, and personal. Proof that the best journeys blend fantasy, friendship, and real-life thrills.

For many people looking for adventure, one of their dreams is to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, which stands at 5,895 meters (19,341 ft) above sea level (the highest point in Africa) and is one of the easiest "high" elevation climbs for non-experienced climbers. “Accessible” does not mean easy; it actually presents its own set of difficulties in areas of endurance, altitude sickness, training, and mental toughness. Too many climbers make the mistake of underestimating Mt. Kilimanjaro by thinking that they can get away with having only basic fitness or making last-minute plans to climb it. A climber’s chances of summiting or turning around early are based on the amount of time they invest in proper preparation—not just when they show up. A climber should train their body to acclimatize to the higher elevations of Mt. Kilimanjaro, buy the best gear possible to protect themselves from the drastic weather changes, and condition and prepare their minds to keep going from sunrise to sunset for 8 days of challenging hike. This guide breaks down preparing for a Kilimanjaro climb into three essential pillars: fitness, gear, and mindset.

What happens when you finally book a trip to a long-time bucket-list destination? You come back with memories, stories worth retelling, and sometimes a souvenir you never planned on buying. For Mircea, his journey through Costa Rica and Panama delivered all three, including a capybara souvenir. Panama had been sitting on his travel wish list for years, so when he came across the right small-group tour on Bookmundi, the decision was easy. He booked Costa Rica & Panama Discovery for a December departure, with a promise of a well-paced itinerary, the promise of shared experiences and new adventures.

A family of four from New Zealand — mum, dad, a 20-year-old daughter, and an 18-year-old son — traded the familiar for something far more colourful: a 14-day small group trip through Sri Lanka and the Maldives by G Adventures. Booked in July and beginning on 30 November 2025, their journey opened in Negombo and wrapped up in sunlit Malé, following a route built on contrast, discovery, and shared moments.The first half unfolded across Sri Lanka, where ancient cities whispered stories of the past, spice gardens perfumed the air, and wildlife safaris brought the island’s untamed side to life. Then came the shift in pace — the Maldives, where time moves slower and the horizon feels endless. Sailing across the atolls on a traditional dhoni boat, they swapped temples for turquoise lagoons and jungle greens for ocean blues.

When Pavel was searching for a holiday to Japan for himself and his sister, he wasn’t looking for much. He wanted a structured itinerary, organized services, a guide alongside and flexibility for self exploration. Pavel’s Google search led him to Bookmundi where he found clear value in the 18-day Scenic and Zen Japan tour. Compared to other companies and tours he was considering, this trip on Bookmundi offered the same destinations and scope at a better price. He booked the trip for the start date of 26 September 2025, and looked forward to relaxing getaway. The tour became the foundation for a much longer journey. After it ended, Pavel and his sister stayed on, extending their journey into a full month in Japan. In total, Pavel shares that the entire holiday cost around USD 15,000 per person, including flights, meals, and accommodations beyond the tour itself—an investment that more than lived up to expectations.

As we walk out of 2025, we have noticed a new trend brewing around travel. We have travelers planning further ahead, joining small-group tours that guarantee camaraderie as well as privacy, and gravitating toward destinations that are already loved, but now offer better value and richer experiences. Overcrowded hotspots haven’t vanished, but more travelers are pairing them with quieter towns and off-the-beaten-path stops. The focus has moved away from ticking boxes or chasing highs, and toward meaningful, well-paced experiences. There’s a growing appetite to revisit familiar places, this time with fresh eyes. Drawing from our internal booking data, customer inquiries, global travel trends, and the very candid conversations happening across travel forums, we’ve curated a list of five destinations that truly stand out for 2026. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, these are the countries delivering exceptional experiences right now.

In the sixty summers of Maria’s life, travel has always claimed the front seat. She has wandered through so many corners of the globe that the world now feels like a tiny village to her. Early in 2025, she decided to return to Argentina; this time with her beloved niece by her side. A Google search led her to Journeys: Discover Patagonia, a tour promising a fresh adventure in the far south, a region she had never explored before. What followed was a journey shaped by sweeping landscapes, rich culture, and the joy of sharing experiences with others.

At 72, Michelle is anything but “the average senior.” A lifelong cyclist and hiker, she’s pedaled and trekked her way across countries for decades, and she’s not slowing down anytime soon. “I’m open to traveling to new places or returning to countries I enjoyed and will continue to do so as long as I can,” she says. Since 2023 alone, she’s ticked off three international trips with Bookmundi. First came a Bangkok-to-Saigon cycling holiday in February, followed by another biking adventure in Vietnam the very next month. And Sri Lanka? That one had been calling her name for years. So when the timing finally aligned, she hopped onto Bookmundi without hesitation and signed up for Cycle Sri Lanka, a group tour built for cyclists of every age and pace.

Ever since her university days in the UK, Chin Ching had nurtured a desire to travel to Scandinavia. She’d pictured herself strolling through cobblestoned streets, pastry in hand, under skies that stayed bright past midnight. But she never really got around to doing it. Fast forward to 2025, when things aligned, wanderlust came calling. A quick dive into travel searches led her to Bookmundi, and by July, she had booked herself on A Taste of Scandinavia—a group adventure through Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.