Group travel: This usually refers to travelling in an organised tour with a guide, other travellers and a set itinerary and schedule that you'll have seen before booking.

A group tour package is a pre-arranged, all-inclusive travel itinerary designed for multiple people—ranging from a small group of 10 to a large coach of 50—who travel together under the leadership of a professional Tour Director or Guide. These packages typically bundle essential travel components such as international or regional transportation, hotel accommodations, daily breakfast, and several "highlight" dinners, as well as entrance fees to major attractions. In 2026, the industry has shifted toward "small-group" and "thematic" packages that offer more personalized experiences, like culinary tours or photography-focused expeditions. The primary benefit of a group tour is the hassle-free nature of the logistics; the tour operator handles all check-ins, luggage transfers, and local navigation, allowing travelers to focus on the destination rather than the stress of planning. Additionally, it provides a social environment where solo travelers or families can meet like-minded people while benefiting from the bulk-buying power of the tour operator, which often results in lower overall costs than booking each element individually.