To better guide its travelers in choosing their stays, Arts et Vie integrates into its Évasion 2027 offering a structured evaluation grid in four categories (from Level 1 « Tempo at a gentle pace » to Level 4 « Intense Tempo »).
This benchmark takes into account walking times, the frequency of travel, the number of hotel changes and moments of rest.
This innovation is part of the association’s approach to adapting its itineraries to the capacities of each travel profile, while maintaining its editorial line focused on cultural discovery and local encounters.
This benchmark takes into account walking times, the frequency of travel, the number of hotel changes and moments of rest.
This innovation is part of the association’s approach to adapting its itineraries to the capacities of each travel profile, while maintaining its editorial line focused on cultural discovery and local encounters.
A 2027 program enriched with 12 new international itineraries
The 2027 edition of the catalog includes 12 new itineraries spread across four continents.
In Asia, the offering notably broadens with the ‘Yangtze Odyssey’ in China (22 days), the circuit ‘Gujarati Culture’ in India (16 days), the crossing ‘Bali and the Komodo Archipelago’ in Indonesia, as well as family-oriented options in Thailand and Vietnam.
On the American and European continents, the novelties include a grand itinerary spanning Ecuador to the Galápagos Islands, an option for hiking and whale-watching in the Azores, a crossing of Norway to the North Cape, an archaeological discovery of the Turkish coast, as well as family stays in Malta.
North Africa completes this panel with the Oasis Egypt and a family circuit in Tunisia.
In Asia, the offering notably broadens with the ‘Yangtze Odyssey’ in China (22 days), the circuit ‘Gujarati Culture’ in India (16 days), the crossing ‘Bali and the Komodo Archipelago’ in Indonesia, as well as family-oriented options in Thailand and Vietnam.
On the American and European continents, the novelties include a grand itinerary spanning Ecuador to the Galápagos Islands, an option for hiking and whale-watching in the Azores, a crossing of Norway to the North Cape, an archaeological discovery of the Turkish coast, as well as family stays in Malta.
North Africa completes this panel with the Oasis Egypt and a family circuit in Tunisia.
A continued commitment to responsible tourism
Holding Travelife Partner certification and a member of the association Agir pour un Tourisme Responsable (ATR), Arts et Vie continues the rollout of its eco-responsibility criteria in shaping its offerings.
The organization’s charter governs the selection of engaged hotel providers, the progressive elimination of disposable plastics, and the optimization of transport flows.
The association also participates in funding environmental projects via the ATR Fund in partnership with 1% for the Planet France.
This sponsorship mechanism aims to support actions for the preservation of ecosystems and the support of local populations in the destinations served by its programs.
The organization’s charter governs the selection of engaged hotel providers, the progressive elimination of disposable plastics, and the optimization of transport flows.
The association also participates in funding environmental projects via the ATR Fund in partnership with 1% for the Planet France.
This sponsorship mechanism aims to support actions for the preservation of ecosystems and the support of local populations in the destinations served by its programs.
Published by Amelia Brille 
