Press

• 1st March 2016

The South Asia Security Correspondent for the FT, Matthew Green, hikes over the remote Hispar Path. Ever alert to the risk that one of his guests might stray on to a trapdoor-like patch of ice, plunge into a hidden crevasse and never be seen again, Atta Khan gave the gleaming crust of the Biafo glac…

• 2nd December 2015

Nick Boulos spent two weeks travelling through Iran with Wild Frontiers. From the sprawling bazaar of Tehran all the way into Isfahan, he tells a story of a country on the verge of change, of politics and pomegranates, and a fortune-teller with a clairvoyant budgie.

• 15th November 2015

Simon Usborne explore Sri Lanka by train with Wild Frontiers. You can read the article below.  

• 8th November 2015

Wild Frontiers sends Kevin Rushby to travel Haiti, a Caribbean country just starting to experience the return of visitors following its catastrophic earthquake five years ago. Read about the fascinating culture he finds there.    

• 19th September 2015

The Times journalist Ian Belcher recently returned from a trip around Haiti. Below he talks about the gradual rebirth of this hidden Latin America destination. I am struggling. Eyes narrowed, imagination fully engaged, I am trying and failing to picture a luxury spa junkie, radiant from an Oxygen Gl…

• 29th August 2015

Kevin Rushby travels with Wild Frontiers through Romania's Maramures region on a section of our Along the Enchanted Way tour.

• 23rd August 2015

The Sunday Times Foreign Correspondent Christina Lamb has just returned from a holiday in Iran with her family. Below Christina talks about how the country formerly know as the axis of evil is now a holiday destination. We had been in Iran for less than a day when my 16-year-old son said: I am begin…

• 14th June 2015

Gill Charlton explores why singles holidays are increasingly popular, including testimonial from Andrew Simmonds on why he travels with Wild Frontiers.  

• 16th May 2015

Paul Bloomfield explorers Armenia on a new Wild Frontiers trip and reports about it in The Times.

• 25th February 2015

Wild Frontiers sends Hanya Yanigahara to Kashmir where she discoveres a region that is somewhere inbetween both India and Pakistan.

• 19th February 2015

In light of the imminent release of the sequel to The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel the New York Times reports on our Real Exotic Marigold Hotel Tour.

• 20th January 2015

Madeline Williams discovers there is another way to trek – on horseback through Kyrgyzstan's Tien Shan.

• 10th January 2015

Travelling with Wild Frontiers, Kevin Rushby wants to find out if you have a proper adventure on a group trip. Read the full piece to find out!

• 15th November 2014

Robyn Jankel, granddaughter of Michael Bond, the creator of Paddington, treks Maccu Picchu with Wild Frontiers.

• 1st November 2014

Travelling from Colombia to Panama with a top adventure-travel outfitter, James Henderson recces a new itinerary.

• 27th September 2014

Forget Machu Picchu - a region little-visited by tourists has some of the greatest archaeological treasures in the Americas. Mike Carter explores further.

• 23rd August 2014

A recce tour of Turkmenistan, a country with grand palaces and cities, some new, others crumbling into the sand - Horatio Clare investigates.

• 20th August 2014

The AITO operator is a market leader for ethical adventure travel. Katherine Lawrey meets founder Jonny Bealby.

• 25th July 2014

A series of luxury encampments not only offers visitors the chance to experience India in a very special and intimate way, but also contributes to the local community. Teresa Levonian Cole is beguiled by a first-class experience.

• 11th July 2014

As relations thaw between Iran and the West, Benedict Brogan returns to a find a "spellbinding, endlessly fascinating country". He writes about his experience for the Telegraph.