Collette, a leader in guided travel experiences, has launched its 2025 travel season, introducing 13 new tours to its global offerings. Celebrating 107 years of touring, Collette continues to innovate in premium guided travel, catering to modern travelers. Under the leadership of CEO Jaclyn-Leibl-Cote, the third generation of the Sullivan family to lead the company, Collette builds on its extensive experience to craft tours that inspire discovery and joy.

Collette’s 2025-26 travel season will feature over 170 tours across destinations such as Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. The new season emphasizes travel during off-peak months, helping to boost local economies year-round and offering travelers the opportunity to explore popular destinations away from the crowds. New destinations include Albania, Namibia, and South Africa, as well as deep-dive regional tours in Sequoia and Kings Canyon and Utah’s Mighty Five.

The 2025 season also highlights secondary cities such as Ise Shima in Japan, Cornwall in England, Sarajevo in Bosnia, and Pienza in Italy to combat overtourism and offer travelers more authentic, culturally rich experiences. Collette continues to expand its small group Explorations tours, with unique offerings such as a home-hosted lunch in Zimbabwe, visits to women’s cooperatives in India, and engaging with indigenous tribes in Montana.

Collette’s tour programs are expertly designed by in-region destination teams, offering travelers authentic cultural experiences, from dining in local homes to traveling via dogsled, tuk tuk, or jeep, and staying in unique accommodations like treehouses, luxury tents, or manor houses.

“I’m honored to lead our team into our 107th year of providing unforgettable travel experiences,” said CEO Jaclyn-Leibl-Cote. “As travel continues to evolve, we stay relevant by listening closely to our customers, partners, and employees worldwide, ensuring we lead the way in guided travel innovation.”

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