Destinations

Celebrating North America’s Culture, Diversity

Kensington Tours has introduced a new collection of tailor-made journeys through the United States and Canada designed to celebrate the culture, diversity and natural beauty of North America.

The customizable itineraries offer travellers the opportunity to view North America’s iconic destinations through a new lens.

Savour California’s wine country on a private yacht cruise on the Napa River. See Alaska by land on a journey through the Matanuska River Valley. Marvel over some of Manhattan’s most infamous residents on a tour focusing on scandals of the Upper East Side. Or witness the construction of a Mardi Gras float alongside a local historian in New Orleans. All on a custom-curated vacation by Kensington Tours.

Alison Hickey, president of Kensington Tours, said, “Our new customizable itineraries throughout the United States and Canada are designed around the sorts of experiences travellers would never be able to book on their own.”

Hickey continued, “We’re giving people the opportunity to discover, alongside a private guide, fascinating facets of cities they may have visited before as well as under-the-radar attractions within North America’s national parks. The best part is that most of these destinations can be visited without even packing your passport. We’ve helped hundreds of thousands of people uncover hidden gems all over the world and we’re so excited to share the treasures we’ve discovered right here at home.”

Kensington’s new collection features something for every sort of traveller, from quick city breaks through San Francisco, New York, and Washington, D.C. curated for the culturally curious, to adrenaline-pumping expeditions into the Canadian Rockies or arctic tundra to view polar bears in the wild.

For more, go to www.kensingtontours.com.

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Hiking Yellowstone National Park to capture the Grand Prismatic Spring from the perfect vantage point is just one of the experiences available within Kensington Tours’ new collection.