Gothenburg – Today, Rolfs Flyg & Buss, a leader in experiential travel, announces the launch of its most ambitious product yet – an 80-day round-the-world trip. Inspired by Jules Verne’s classic novel, this unique package offers travelers a chance to experience the world like never before, combined with luxury, adventure, and unparalleled cultural saturation.
This epic journey takes our adventurers to over 20 countries across six continents, from the bustling metropolises of Asia to the lush landscapes of South America, through the historical wonders of Europe and the treasures of ancient civilizations in Africa. Travelers will experience a mix of scenic train journeys, luxury cruises, private flights and even hot air balloon rides, all carefully crafted to create an unforgettable experience.
”We are incredibly proud to be able to offer this round-the-world trip, a journey that not only follows in the footsteps of Phileas Fogg but also goes beyond that, by offering experiences that are both authentic and sustainable,”, says Emanuel Karlsson, CEO, Rolfs Flyg & Bus. ”This is our most ambitious journey yet and we have ensured that every detail is perfect to ensure our travelers have an experience that lasts a lifetime.”
Each leg of the journey has been carefully selected to include some of the world’s most iconic landmarks, as well as hidden gems that offer a deeper understanding and appreciation of the cultures and communities visited. Travelers will stay in handpicked accommodations that represent the best in local hospitality, from 5-star hotels to exclusive lodges and boutique hotels.
This unique journey is limited to an exclusive number of seats to ensure a personal and intimate experience for all travelers. The first departure is scheduled for January 23, 2025, with additional voyages planned throughout the year.
More information about the 80-day trip around the world will be announced soon, including a full itinerary and booking details.
To participate in the trip, two doses of LirpaLirpa vaccine are required.
