Interest-based Travel that fulfils personal passions

When a client is travelling for a reason—to walk in their ancestors’ footsteps, to follow a trail of distilleries, or to finally play that round of golf at St Andrews—the itinerary needs to reflect that purpose. We take these interests seriously, designing thoughtful routes that centre the experience, not just the destination.

For ancestry trips, we help map out likely locations, liaise with local experts where needed, and suggest stays that connect clients to their family story. That might mean a stop at the ancestral home, or a visit to a family churchyard. For whisky-focused travel, we can arrange private tours and tastings, distillery access, or relaxed evenings with knowledgeable hosts.

Golfers can benefit from our knowledge of tee times, local conditions and club requirements—plus we’ll suggest good places to stay and eat nearby. The same goes for clients whose interest is walking, cycling, or cultural sightseeing. In Normandy, we can combine D-Day beaches with local food experiences or time in Rouen. In Scotland, we often build in local crafts or nature excursions.

We work with you to make sure your client’s interests are supported by practical, well-paced travel and meaningful experiences. It’s not just about getting them there—it’s about making it resonate.