- Friendship Travel has specialised in solo travel for over 25 years.
- The company focuses on connection and sociable groups with private rooms.
- Double rooms for sole occupancy are the standard offering.
- More than half of guests are repeat customers or come through recommendation.
- Accolades include British Travel Awards, Feefo Trusted Service and Which? Travel.
Friendship Travel has launched its new double rooms for solo travellers programme.
An Antrim based specialist founded in 1999, the group says it has spent over 25 years creating holidays for people travelling independently, focusing on connection rather than dating.
The company combines beautiful destinations, boutique accommodation and expert local hosts with sociable groups, offering guests private rooms, thoughtfully planned itineraries, and freedom to join activities or explore independently.
The collection spans Greek island hideaways, luxury rail journeys, wildlife adventures, ski holidays, and long-haul escapes across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean.
The company has challenged frustrations associated with travelling alone, making double rooms for sole occupancy its standard offering and pioneering a dedicated solo traveller community and smartphone app. More than half of Friendship Travel’s guests are repeat customers or arrive through personal recommendation.
Accolades include British Travel Awards, Feefo Trusted Service recognition, and inclusion among Which? Travel’s recommended tour operators.The modern solo traveller might be celebrating a milestone birthday, embracing an empty nest, taking a career break, or simply choosing not to postpone life until someone else is available. The company states that travelling solo is no longer a compromise but often the preferred way to see the world, offering something that many luxury holidays cannot manufacture: genuine human connection
