Global Basecamps vs Titan Travel - Tour Companies Compared
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Overall — 5
Value — 5.0
Guide — 5.0
Activities — 5.0
Lodging — 5.0
Transportation — 5.0
Meals — 5.0
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Guide — 0.0
Activities — 0.0
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5.0
January 2017
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Erin Recommends
We just got back from our trip to Peru and we could not be more pleased! Our guide, porters and chef far exceeded our expectations. We created friendships that will last a lifetime. Our guide Juan Carlos was absolutely incredible. He was intelligent, kind and fun.
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5.0
January 2017
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Mitsie Recommends
Want to go in a well planned adventure? Then Global Basecamps is the right agency to help you! They did a wonderful job planning our family trip to Japan. Meagan's advice was invaluable. Great experience, I'm already planning to use them for our next year vacation!
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5.0
January 2017
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Maureen D Recommends
Global Basecamps created a 22 days trip to South Africa, which was absolutely wonderful. They found the perfect hotels and arranged numerous trips to see wild animals in their natural habitat, excellent golf and a brewery tour! No complaints at all. Would recommend them to everyone.
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| Tours | 168 Trips | 418 Trips |
| Average Trip Price Per Day | $ 451 | $ 246 |
| Operator Type | Custom/Private Tour Operator | Mixed Land & Cruise |
| Size | Global Operator | Global Operator |
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| Service Level | Standard | N/A |
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| Headquarters | Encinitas, California, United States | Salfords |
| Year Established | N/A | 1973 |
| Solo Friendly | N/A | N/A |
| Tour Languages | N/A | |
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Global Basecamps specializes in designing custom tours for those who want to travel independently but also want support while doing so. With help from the Global Basecamps team, you can choose your own itinerary and be as flexible as you want to be. Meanwhile, Global Basecamps promises support before, during, and after your trip.
That support includes advice and help with planning and logistics; selecting and booking transportation, restaurants, lodgings, and activities; and arranging for local tour guides and transfers. But you’ll be traveling on your own rather than with a group, and have full say in where you want to go and for how long, and what you want to do while there. They will arrange safaris, treks, small ship cruises and other tours from Morocco to Ecuador, Japan to Uganda.
Global Basecamps outlines a number of tours that you could take, for “inspiration” -- such as “Beyond the Big Five: Uganda, Tanzania and the Spice Island” (Zanzibar), one of National Geographic Traveler’s pick for Top Africa Tours of a Lifetime for 2014 -- but you’re free to modify it as you like. In general, expect to pay more for customized independent trips than for group travel, though you can customize the budget level you feel comfortable with as your arrangements are made.
The company prides itself on fostering sustainable tourism and environmentally friendly lodgings, and works with local guides and outfitters to benefit economies in the countries visited.
