Last updated:: 9:00 PM ET, Fri October 23, 2026
Over the next two years, your clients who want the adventure, drama and excitement of an expedition trip have multiple options with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions. Even more, the company is giving customers up to $2,000 per person in air credits that the credit can be used on these destinations for select departures in 2027 and 2028. However, time is of the essence, as the credit is only for voyages booked by November 4, 2026.
Here are the five amazing regions to consider with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions:
Japan: Where ancient heritage meets natural beauty—From views of the dramatic snow-capped Mount Fuji to the excitement and vitality of Tokyo to the quiet temples and onsens found in the nation’s countryside, Japan is a land of contrast that is waiting to be discovered. With historic castle towns, tranquil gardens, and ancient forests, there is much to delight even the most seasoned traveler.
Northern Europe: Rugged coasts and living traditions—Here, your clients can hike windswept island shores and explore coastal villages where enduring traditions shape daily life. What’s more, National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions guides are well-versed in the history of the land and provide wonderful perspective to all of the explorations.
Antarctica: The white continent—An immersive exploration of the seventh continent is something that is a true bucket list item for many travelers. This polar region, full of colonies of penguins, curious whales that surface next to Zodiac boats and kayaks, and dramatic sea ice, is truly like another world.
The Arctic: Ice, wildlife and culture—Visitors to the Arctic are treated to endless drama in the landscapes, from ice-filled bays scattered with icebergs to towering fjords that have been carved over the centuries from ancient glaciers. Here, wildlife often finds a way onto the day’s adventure, and local residents and artists provide their perspective on their way of life.
Patagonia: Exploring glacier-carved landscapes—The southern reaches of South America, from the iconic mountains of Patagonia to the endless beauty of the lake district, has been called one of the loveliest regions on the planet by many. From hiking to sailing to kayaking, this region is ripe for exploring, and expedition experts will teach guests about the peoples and history of these remote lands.
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