Wendy Wu Tours Unveils New Africa and Europe Itineraries
The 2027-2028 brochure adds three African journeys and new European routes, with savings of up to $600 per person on selected group tours.
Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Africa
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Wendy Wu Tours has released its 2027-2028 Africa, Europe and Middle East brochure, featuring new group tours, itineraries and expanded private and tailor-made touring options. The company is also offering savings of up to $600 per person on selected group tours.
Why it matters
For international travellers planning trips to Africa and Europe, the brochure adds new destinations and itineraries alongside discounts that can reduce group tour costs. Savings on single supplements also cut costs for solo travellers.
The brochure lists savings of up to $600 per person on selected group tours and 50 per cent off single supplements on selected departures. Itinerary lengths run from 12 days for Wonders of Botswana & Zimbabwe to 27 days for Scandinavia & the Baltics Uncovered, but the eligible tours and departure dates are not specified in the source.
The players
Wendy Wu Tours
Wendy Wu Tours is a travel company that operates escorted group tours and private touring programs across several regions of the world.
The details
The brochure introduces three new African itineraries covering Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa, including the 12-day Wonders of Botswana & Zimbabwe and a 15-day Coastal South Africa & Victoria Falls journey. New European routes take in the Balkans, Baltics and Scandinavia, with the 20-day Best of the Balkans among them.
Timeline
Brochure released November 13, 2026, covering tours for 2027-2028.
Savings offers launched alongside the brochure release.
Travel Outlook
The new Wonders of Botswana & Zimbabwe itinerary extends the operator's existing Southern African wildlife tours into the 2027-2028 season. The addition of Balkan and Baltic routes alongside these African itineraries spreads the brochure across regions that draw different seasonal travel demand.
Travellers booking the selected group tours can take advantage of the savings of up to $600 per person or the 50 per cent single-supplement discount on eligible departures. Those planning trips to Botswana, Zimbabwe or South Africa should check the duration of each itinerary, which ranges from 12 to 15 days, when arranging time off.
The takeaway
Travellers who want to combine wildlife viewing with European cultural routes can compare the new itineraries against the savings offers before booking. Checking which departure dates qualify for the single-supplement discount can lower the cost of solo travel significantly.
Further reading
Explore more on Africa to plan itineraries across the continent's wildlife destinations.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Travel Weekly.
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