Why would anyone want to go on a tour?

Two years ago Ebook Travel Guides launched a new business planning and guiding tours to a variety of destinations across the planet. 

Our in-house team of travel experts chose the name E.T.G Tours for a business that would invite small groups of adventurous travellers to join us on a series of trips that aim to journey to the heart of a destination. Two years on, and nine trips later and we have fine-tuned a range of experiences to four regions of the world, that we know you will enjoy. Discover with us: Morocco, Southern India, Spain's Andalucia, or Colombia's Caribbean coast. 

Thought lies at the heart of everything we do at E.T.G. Tours, with low impact, sustainable travel our main priority. 

How does it work?

We ask you to apply in a small group with a firm plan, whether you are a family, a couple or travelling with a close friend. We can offer you a full package guided tour, or we can simply plan and book your hotels and transport and provide you with a detailed itinerary.

Transparency is the rule of our business, and if we feel we cannot help to deliver the trip of your dreams, then we will point you in the right direction and introduce you to one of our chosen partners, Intrepid Travel or Rough Guides TMT.

Discover a list of ETG Tours (past & present) HERE >

We have trust in social media, and ask all customer applications and enquiries to be made in the first instance via our Ebook Travel Guides social media accounts >> Facebook * Instagram * X (Twitter) >> 

Why not join 14k+ Ebook Travel Guides members on X (Twitter), private message us, and get the conversation started >> @ebook_travel >>



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