Travelsphere has announced the revival of the Page & Moy brand, a name that defined escorted travel for decades before being phased out. The relaunch marks a return to a specific style of touring, with the new ‘Page & Moy Collection’ set to begin operations in autumn 2027.
The collection targets adults who prefer smaller groups and a focus on culture, authenticity, and comfort. Itineraries will cover destinations including Italy, Canada, India, Croatia, and South Africa.
While the maximum group size is 24 guests, the operator expects the average to be around 18.
The pacing is deliberately leisurely. All hotel stays will be in 4-star-plus accommodation, and breakfast is included as standard. Select other meals will take place in hand-picked local eateries. Every tour includes a visit to a community tourism project, aligning with the operator’s ‘changing lives through travel’ ethos.
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Older brands are being repositioned to compete against boutique operators who previously held the niche for small-group, high-comfort travel. By leveraging a legacy name with significant historical equity, Travelsphere is attempting to bypass the lengthy trust-building process that newer entrants typically face. The strategy relies on the assumption that the historical reputation for specialist travel remains potent enough to attract modern travelers seeking intimacy over scale.
Bruce Poon Tip, owner of G Touring, the parent company of Travelsphere, described the move as a significant milestone. He stated that the collection was created for those seeking a more intimate and immersive experience, with premium accommodation and thoughtfully paced itineraries. He noted that every element is designed to encourage meaningful cultural connections while supporting local communities through ‘Travelsphere Cares’ and Planeterra partnerships.
The brand’s history is substantial. Founded in Leicester in 1962 by Leon Page and Tony Moy, Page & Moy pioneered specialist travel, starting with motor racing tours. It quickly expanded into sports, magazine-reader holidays, and corporate travel. The brand grew into one of Britain’s most respected names in escorted touring, offering river cruising, wildlife tours, and rail adventures.
Page & Moy joined the Travelsphere family in 2004. The relaunch signals a return to the brand’s roots, emphasizing personal enrichment and community support over mass-market volume. For those interested in the specific itineraries, details are available through the Travelsphere website or by phone.