Page & Moy Holidays

Page & Moy - Where it began

In 1961 two friends with a love of motor-racing, Leon Page and Tony Moy, organised a group trip to Le Mans. That trip sparked an idea, and in 1962, the first official Page & Moy tour took place. Over time, the brand became synonymous with holidays to Italy and America, river cruising, wildlife and culture tours as well as rail adventures. In 2004, Page & Moy joined the Travelsphere family, and by 2012 Travelsphere had woven the tours into a wider selection of holidays, built on the same principles of authentic travel.

This year we’re bringing Page & Moy back with new journeys designed for travellers who want depth, not just distance.

The Page & Moy Difference

Our collection of Page & Moy tours have been designed for travellers who want the grand adventures – seeking culture, authenticity and enrichment from their travels, but at a more relaxed pace and with plenty of free time built in to each tour. With just 24 travellers or fewer on each of these holidays, you’ll get to the heart of each place you visit - immersed in experiences that bring the destination to life.

The collection launches with six brand new journeys across four continents, from wild coastlines and ancient port towns to safari plains and river landscapes. Each one has been built from the ground up - unhurried, considered and led by people who know the destination as home.

Every Page & Moy holiday includes

  • Smaller group experience

  • Return flights from the UK

  • Airport lounge access at your UK airport

  • Hand-picked premium accommodation

  • Breakfast every day and a taste of local flavours

  • All experiences

  • A visit to a community tourism project

The Page & Moy Expertise

Our product specialists know what makes a journey work, because they’re travellers first. Every destination they visit, whether for work or pleasure, shapes the itineraries they build for our customers. And it shows, in every detail.

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    Hannah

    Hannah brings more than 20 years of experience, from talking to customers as a Holiday Advisor, to supporting teams overseas, customer care and product development. That range has given her a rounded view of what makes a holiday work, from the first enquiry through to the finished itinerary. Canada and India are two of her favourite destinations, each for different reasons: Canada for its warmth and varied scenery, India for the pace, colours and contrasts of its cities.
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    Stuart

    Stuart always wanted to travel and spent his twenties experiencing the world before coming home with a plan to build a career around his adventures. He put his experiences to good use, working for a variety of companies, before touring gave him what he wanted most: the journey and the destination, together. Stuart rates North America highly for the sheer range of its landscapes while Puglia and Sicily have become recent favourites in Europe.
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    Stephen

    Stephen would describe himself an explorer with a keen interest in geography. A fascination with the world’s people, cultures, traditions and landscapes has taken him to 88 countries, each one with a story to tell. His favourite destinations span the globe, from the Galapagos Islands, Kyrgyzstan and Namibia to closer-to-home stays in Italy, Croatia and Greece.