- Trafalgar unifies Insight Vacations and Costsaver under single brand
- Over 600 itineraries across 75 countries with five travel categories
- Three value tiers: saver, classic and premium
- Premium retains Insight Vacations elevated hotels and dining
- Portfolio on sale Q4 2026 ahead of Black Friday
Trafalgar has positioned itself as a new global travel brand, introducing new travel categories and unifying the 2027 portfolios of Insight Vacations and Costsaver under the single Trafalgar name. The expanded portfolio will be on sale in Q4 2026 ahead of the peak Black Friday booking period.
The expanded Trafalgar offers more than 600 itineraries across 75 countries and five ways to travel: Tours, Small Groups, River Cruises, Rail Journeys and Group Sales. Three value tiers – saver, classic and premium – make it easier for advisors to identify and explain the right experience level and price point for each client. The premium offering retains the elevated hotels, dining and experiences associated with Insight Vacations, while saver trips continue to deliver the flexibility and value currently offered by Costsaver. The classic tier represents the Trafalgar experience advisors know today.
The move follows the exit fo the Tollman family from TTC, Trafalgar’s expansion into river cruising and small group travel and represents a larger evolution of the brand from a leader in guided tours to a single travel brand serving travellers across different travel styles, life stages and budgets. The expanded portfolio will be supported by Trafalgar’s biggest-ever brand investment in 2027, designed to build greater consumer awareness and demand. Internal data consistently shows awareness campaigns convert 60-64pc via travel advisors.
Melissa DaSilva shared: “Growth has given us more ways than ever to serve travellers, but more choice shouldn’t mean more complexity for the advisors who sell us. Bringing these experiences together under Trafalgar allows us to preserve what advisors and their clients value while removing layers that no longer make it easy to do business with us.”
