- Travelsphere revives Page & Moy brand as premium tier
- Page & Moy Collection focuses on adult-only small-group tours
- Itineraries feature minimum two-night stays at every stop
- Six inaugural tours available for autumn 2027 departures
- Brand originally operated for over five decades before 2013 retirement
Travelsphere has revived the Page & Moy brand as part of its strategy to strengthen its portfolio of escorted tour products. G Touring has relaunched the Page & Moy brand as a premium tier within its Travelsphere portfolio. The brand, which originally operated for over five decades before being retired in 2013, has been revived to meet growing demand for higher-end unhurried touring experiences. Operating as the Page & Moy Collection, the brand focuses on premium adult-only small-group itineraries capped at 24 guests.
The itineraries are designed around the concept of slow travel, featuring a minimum two-night stay at every stop to eliminate rushed one-night stays. Every tour features handpicked four-star plus accommodation. All excursions are fully included, and every itinerary incorporates local community tourism initiatives through partnerships like Planeterra. An inaugural line of six tours covering destinations such as Italy, Croatia, Canada, South Africa and India are currently available to book for departures starting in autumn 2027.
The move aims to capitalise on brand recognition among England holidaymakers seeking structured group travel experiences. Separately, ABTA has urged the government to overhaul air passenger duty and provide greater support for high street travel agents amid ongoing cost pressures and changing consumer habits. An independent travel agency in Liverpool has ceased trading, highlighting continued challenges for smaller retailers in the sector.
