Travel style
FIT
Independent travel with local support
Approach
Travel independently, with organised services.
FIT is an independent travel modality for passengers who are not part of an organised group tour. It can combine private and shared services, with coordinated operations in destination and independence throughout the journey.
Key elements of the modality
Our approach
Experience Level
Independent travel with organised services.
Operations
Bookings, transfers and services coordinated with local support in destination.
Accommodation
Accommodation selected according to the itinerary, passenger profile and budget.
Travel Rhythm
The pace depends on the itinerary and passenger profile, while maintaining independence throughout the journey.
Customization
Can combine private and shared services according to each proposal.
Local Support
Operational follow-up throughout the journey, with a local team available for adjustments or unexpected situations.
Destinations
Destinations for independent travel
Ideal for
Who this style serves
Operability
When a FIT proposal works
FIT can operate year-round; seasonality depends on the destinations included in the itinerary.
Planning should take into account the seasonality and operating conditions of each destination.
Private and shared services can be combined according to availability, destination and passenger profile.
For travel agencies and advisors
Key elements for working with a FIT proposal
Independence for the passenger, with organised services throughout the journey.
The possibility to combine private and shared services according to each proposal.
Local follow-up to support operations and respond to adjustments or unexpected situations.
Frequently asked questions
Useful information for travel agencies
What does FIT mean?
FIT refers to independent travel for passengers travelling solo, as a couple, as a family or in a small group, without joining an organised group tour.
Can a FIT journey combine private and shared services?
Yes. A FIT journey can combine private and shared services. What defines this travel modality is that the passenger travels independently, not the type of service booked.
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