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New Arrivals and Departures with NPR Travels

View this email online Where every purchase supports NPR programming Pack your bags! You're coming with us! NPR is excited to share that we are working with Academic Travel Abroad to launch a collection of immersive, educational trips designed for public radio enthusiasts with insatiable curiosity about topics such as music, history, astronomy, politics, and climate change. Beginning in 2022, NPR’s guided group tours will depart throughout the year, from January to November, and host up to 24 NPR fans with curious minds, just like yours, at a time. Each trip will be led by an engaging expert who will provide insight and context, and a professional tour manager to handle logistics. Special NPR “touches” will be woven into each itinerary, such as a curated reading and listening list and favorite “in-country” recommendations from NPR journalists, and perhaps even a virtual meet and greet with one of your favorite hosts!   There are 6 unique trips, going all over the country and the world. Here's just one! A Journey through Iceland: Clean Energy, Green Living. On this trip, you will explore the forces of nature – from cascading waterfalls to rising geysers, destructive volcanoes and soaring glaciers. You and your fellow travelers will learn how the country’s investment in geothermal and hydroelectric power contributes to its remarkable success as one of the greenest countries on earth.  You will also visit the largest puffin colony in the world and learn about the unique properties that have created the iconic Blue Lagoon. Reservations are open now with limited availability per trip, and tickets are selling fast. We would be so pleased to have you join us. Book now at nprtravels.org or by calling 1-877-544-3040.   The safety and security of our travelers and tour staff are of the utmost importance. We have developed extensive policies and procedures for traveling during the pandemic in accordance with the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Safe Travels protocols. We continue to monitor developments regarding COVID-19, using many information sources. All trip participants (including staff) 12 years and older must show proof of having received a full dosage of a COVID-19 vaccine at least 14 days prior to the start of the trip. Everyone will be asked to ensure that rigorous health and safety protocols are being followed on the trip. You received this message because you're subscribed to NPR Shop emails. This email was sent by National Public Radio, Inc., 1111 North Capitol Street NE, Washington, DC 20002 Unsubscribe  |  Privacy Policy