IT’S TIME to ditch the tourists and the cattle call tour buses full of couples and screaming kids and Gen-Xers. Instead, come spend some time with Mimi and her friends in Europe. Experience a whole new kind of travel.
Instead of taking a tour, travel with friends.
Each unTour is limited to six women with similar interests — all with a bit of silver somewhere (whether you see it or not). And all with itchy feet. Some are world-wise travelers. Some have never been out of their home states. But no matter how many miles they’ve clocked, with unTouring they’re able to share graceful travels, new thoughts, new sights, new tastes, new sounds.
With new friends.
Well-paced. Intelligent. Blend in like you live just down the block. And peek behind doors even a lot of locals don’t know about.
Grace, not speed. Savoring, not just sight-seeing.
With luxury touches tour tours don’t begin to match.
8 days / 7 nights, Seattle & Whitehorse, Canada
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8 days / 7 nights, in Loire Valley & Burgundy
5 days / 4 nights, in Paris
"This certainly was not my first international trip. But my trip to Paris with Mimi was stellar in pretty much every way possible.
From our extraordinary hosts’ ensuring our breakfast consisted of only the “best croissants Paris had to offer” to our baking class where we learned how to make these treasures, Mimi guided our visit with keen insight and flexibility. I was especially impressed with an awe inspiring tour of Cathedral Saint Denis which I would have missed entirely if not for Mimi’s gentle nudge.
Thanks to you, Mimi, I have truly left part of my heart in Paris."
"I had an amazing time traveling with Mimi in Paris.
It's hard to say if my favorite part was the day trip to Monet's gardens at Giverney or the Paris flea market or the Louvre or the incredible dinner on the Seine. But every single moment was fun. And Mimi made me feel right at home -- despite the fact it was my first time in France and I don't speak a word of French.
It makes such a difference to travel with someone who knows the territory.
The trip was simply fabulous. Whatever expectations I had, it was more."
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