Toronto, ON (PRWEB) March 25, 2015 <\/p>\n
Combining the education and exclusivity of World Monuments Fund with the experiential travel and cultural immersion for which B&R has long been known, the two organizations have released new trips that feature behind-the-scenes tours and insider access to some of the worlds most treasured sites, including Chinas Forbidden City, Cambodias Angkor Wat and Romes Palazzo Farnese. <\/p>\n
With a motto like, Slow down to see the world, weve genuinely believed in and practiced the virtues of responsible and sustainable tourism for decades, says B&R President Norman Howe. We believe in going in deep and off the beaten path to reveal a destinations true character and send our travellers home enlightened, so the partnership with the WMF was a natural fit. <\/p>\n
Designed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of WMF, the new trips journey through Rome, China, Myanmar, Cambodia and Paris, adding to the list of recent and popular experiences in London and Andalucia. <\/p>\n
Butterfield & Robinsonthe worlds premier active travel companydesigns incredible journeys to the worlds most amazing places. Crafted from the finest ingredients (exceptional lodgings, incomparable access, stellar wines and food, experienced guides and more than a few secrets), B&R trips combine adventure with unparalleled cultural immersion in the worlds greatest destinations. <\/p>\n
For more information on this trip and more visit http:\/\/www.butterfield.com<\/a> and http:\/\/www.wmf.org<\/a>. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n See the article here: <\/p>\n Butterfield & Robinson Releases New Trips with World Monuments Fund<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Toronto, ON (PRWEB) March 25, 2015 Combining the education and exclusivity of World Monuments Fund with the experiential travel and cultural immersion for which B&R has long been known, the two organizations have released new trips that feature behind-the-scenes tours and insider access to some of the worlds most treasured sites, including Chinas Forbidden City, Cambodias Angkor Wat and Romes Palazzo Farnese. With a motto like, Slow down to see the world, weve genuinely believed in and practiced the virtues of responsible and sustainable tourism for decades, says B&R President Norman Howe. We believe in going in deep and off the beaten path to reveal a destinations true character and send our travellers home enlightened, so the partnership with the WMF was a natural fit Continue reading