Our new CULTURAL EXPLORATIONS BROCHURE is on its way!
Please watch for it in your mailbox.

There are countless ways to enjoy India and we’re keen on all of them. Our natural history tour takes you on jeep and elephant-back rides in the Project Tiger reserve of Ranthambore National Park, to see langur monkeys at Bandhavgarh, and over 300 species of birds wintering at Keoladeo…

And of course, we take in the extraordinary Taj Mahal and some of the most fascinating villages and cities from Jaipur to Kanha. If you’re thinking of a getaway this fall, this could be just the right thing.

As part of our commitment to responsible travel, Worldwide Quest supports Canadian Feed the Children, an independent registered charity with a mission to reduce the impact of poverty on children.

In November 2010, the CFTC is taking a very special group of donors and friends to Bolivia to visit the projects they support and to get to know this country from a unique, authentic perspective. We invite you to join this trip and support the work CFTC is doing.

“Bear in mind that you should conduct yourself in life as at a feast” (Epictetus: 55 – 135AD). We think that’s excellent advice and what better way to travel than on a movable feast. We have a wonderful line-up of GastroNomad tours for you starting with Gail Hall’s trip to Greece and Turkey in October 2010 (there is still limited space available for a quick get-away).

In February Linda Stephen takes you to North India to taste and tour from a foodie’s perspective. And in March Sara Waxman invites you to join her in Shanghai and Hong Kong – she’s just back from a scouting mission there and has uncovered some really special food experiences.

Of all the corners of the world we’ve been to, we think Chile might just hold the record for stunning scenery, especially if you give extra points for variety. From a desert where no rain has fallen, ever, to bounteous lakes and ice-capped volcanoes, the longest country in the world has it all. Join Marguerite Low on a January getaway to Chile.

We’re taking you to from the Atacama Desert in the far north, to the fairy-tale Lake District and the colossal glaciers of Patagonia. And top it off with a visit to mysterious Easter Island, the world’s most remote inhabited island.

ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM INFORMATION EVENING: DRESDEN, LEIPZIG AND BERLIN
ROMtravel presents Berlin Kaleidoscope in May 2010. Join ROMtravel coordinator (and Berlin native) Monica Carr for an information session to find out more. It’s a fascinating trip combining art, architecture, music and contemporary issues in Dresden, Leipzig and Berlin.
Thursday, September 24 at 5:30 - 7:30 pm at the ROM.
Please RSVP to Laurielle at 416.633.5666 or by email laurielle@worldwidequest.com.

WQ INFORMATION EVENING: SOUTH INDIA
Lewie is going to South India in January and it’s a tour you won’t want to miss. This trip is all about magnificent temples, scenic backwater canals and plantation covered hills and includes four nights on the luxurious Golden Chariot train. Lewie will be talking about the trip and why he specially enjoys introducing travellers to this part of India.
October 15 at 7:00 pm, WQ office at 491 King Street East (2 blocks east of Parliament).
Please RSVP to Kerry at 416.633.5666 or by email kerry@worldwidequest.com.

WQ INFORMATION EVENING: AMAZON RAINFOREST OF BRAZIL
We’ve loved our 18 passenger Amazon expedition vessel, the M/V Tucano, for years. All our travellers agree that this is the very best way to experience the beauty and majesty of the Amazon River. Mark Baker, our man in the Amazon, will be in Toronto to tell us more about this classic expedition voyage.
October 27 at 7:00 pm, WQ office at 491 King Street East (2 blocks east of Parliament).
Please RSVP to Kerry at 416.633.5666 or by email kerry@worldwidequest.com.

Papua New Guinea photo: © Trans Niugini Tours, Bengal tiger: © Barry Griffiths, School children: © Worldwide Quest, Dim sum dishes: © Hong Kong Tourism,
Atacama Desert: © McDowell & Page, Berlin: © Germany TB, Indian women: © L. & N. Ross, Tucano houseboat: © Amazon Nature Tours