G Adventures is adding more than 100 trips this year, marking what the company calls its new largest product unit so far.

The Toronto-based tourist operator has added trips to its local Live, Solo -ish, Geluxe, Classical and Thirty-Thirty-Thirty.

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“We are being very intentional about the development of new products, pointing out regions in which our offers can benefit from greater flexibility, as well as the expansion in regions where we have not been in the past,” said Vice President of Products Yves Marceau.

Among the new offers:

• The itinerary Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu of Peru will allow guests to visit Machu Picchu, one of the new seven wonders of the world, without the walk. The seven -day trip also presents the Sacred Valley, Moray and Maras Salt Mines.

• The new itineraries in the Solo-ISH collection, designed for those who travel alone but also want connection, include Uzbekistan and Cambodia. The 12 -day Uzbekistan trip will bring travelers to what G Adventures describes as a country that presents a “rich history, bazaars vibrant and amazing architecture that feels directly from a storybook.” The 10 -day Cambodian itinerary is a version of the classic G Adventures, which includes the time spent on Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom.

• To say that the cold weather “is so hot right now”, The G Adventures is adding a couple of winter season offers. Winter in Finland: Lapland and Northern Lights takes customers on a seven -day trip through Lapland. The most prominent aspects include a Helsinki night train to Rovaniemi, Dog sled and meet with indigenous reindeer shepherds. The north of Japan active: winter in Hokkaido, meanwhile, begins in Tokyo and ends in Sapporo. The nine -day trip will take the guests to an “snow racket adventure” through the Five Lakes and the Primal Forest of Shiretoko. Travelers will also visit Ainu Kotan, one of the latest indigenous communities in Japan.

For more information, visit the G Adventures website.