TourRadar
TourRadar is a booking marketplace for multi-day organised tours rather than a tour company itself. Its listings come from around 2,500 operators in more than 160 countries. One search might turn up a Sicilian tour, a Northern Lights trip or a river cruise. It suits travellers who want transport, guides and beds sorted in a single booking. Solo, small-group and family trips are all covered.
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About TourRadar
How the marketplace works
Each tour on TourRadar is run by an independent operator, while the site handles search, payment and paperwork. Itineraries often bundle a guide, local transport and accommodation into one price, which saves stitching a trip together yourself. With more than 50,000 trips listed, filters for destination, travel style and dates do most of the sorting. A mobile app is available for booking on the move, and you can message the operator with questions about a specific departure.
Before you book
Read the cancellation and amendment rules on the tour page carefully. They come from the operator, not TourRadar, so they differ from trip to trip. Nothing is posted: confirmations, itineraries and travel documents arrive by email and stay in your TourRadar account. Visa, Mastercard and PayPal are accepted at checkout. If plans change, support answers around the clock through LiveChat and the Help Centre.
Who it suits
The format works well for first visits to a region, solo travellers who would like company, and anyone short on planning time. Independent types who like to improvise may find a fixed itinerary limiting. TourRadar also says it is working to make travel more sustainable, which may matter if you weigh the footprint of a trip.
Sustainability at TourRadar
TourRadar is committed to promoting environmentally sustainable travel. Their mission includes making curated travel experiences more sustainable and accessible, positively impacting people and the planet, and fostering a global mindset for future generations.
TourRadar FAQs
Does TourRadar run the tours itself?
No. TourRadar is a booking platform listing trips from roughly 2,500 independent tour operators. The operator runs the tour on the ground, while TourRadar takes the booking and offers support at any hour.
How will I receive my itinerary and documents?
Everything is digital. After booking, TourRadar emails your confirmation, itinerary and any travel documents, and copies are kept in your account for later.
What if I need to cancel a TourRadar trip?
Cancellation and change rules depend on the operator running your tour, so check the terms shown before you pay. The support team can help with changes 24 hours a day.
Who started TourRadar and where is it based?
Brothers Travis and Shawn Pittman set it up after finding international tours awkward to book. The business works globally, with offices in North America, Europe and Australia.