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Intrepid Travel - a global leader in responsible travel - has launched ‘Stay Intrepid’ - a new brand extension featuring a curated collection of six properties that offer experience-led, community-driven stays. The range includes five signature properties across Australia, as well as a riad in Morocco, with plans to grow into new destinations in the coming years. The accommodation, which can be booked independent of Intrepid tours, are distinct in character but united by Intrepid’s locally led, responsible travel ethos, supporting local businesses, celebrating regional cuisine and driving positive impact through partnerships with Intrepid’s non-profit, The Intrepid Foundation. The current Stay Intrepid portfolio includes: - Daintree Ecolodge on Eastern Kuku Yalanji Country in Queensland's ancient Daintree Rainforest. - Edge of the Bay on Palawa Country along Tasmania’s Freycinet coastline. - Arkaba Homestead on Adnyamathanha Country in South Australia’s Flinders Ranges. - Bamarru Plains on Limilngan and neighbouring Aboriginal Lands – Northern Territory. - Ooraminna Homestead on Arrernte Country outside Alice Springs. - Riad Joudour in the Marrakech medina in Morocco.
One year after acquiring Dutch tour operator Sawadee Reizen, Intrepid Travel continues its European expansion with the purchase of French adventure travel company Altaï Group. The acquisition is Melbourne-based Intrepid’s largest to date, adding more than $100 million in revenue and 35000 annual customers — enough to make France its fourth-largest global market behind Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Intrepid Travel brought together more than 400 team members, including over 180 international and interstate colleagues, in Melbourne for its 2026 Global Summit, following a record year for the business.
Intrepid Travel expands its accommodation portfolio with the acquisition of two properties: The Edge of the Bay in Coles Bay, Tasmania, and a new Riad in Marrakech, Morocco.
Intrepid Travel’s 2025 Global Summit headed to Sri Lanka, bringing together more than 200 team members from over 50 countries to engage, learn, and strengthen relationships across the business. Held from 24–27 February, the four-day event focused on collaboration and shaping Intrepid’s future, while celebrating the global Intrepid community.
Intrepid Travel expanded into the European market with its largest acquisition to date, purchasing Dutch tour operator Sawadee Reizen from Travelopia on January 31. The acquisition brings in $62 million in revenue and 20,000 customers annually, making the Netherlands Intrepid's fourth-largest market.
Intrepid Travel has announced a record performance in 2024, with revenue of $626m in 2024 (+17% YoY), laying the foundation for its purpose-led growth plans in the year ahead. This is outlined in the company’s Integrated Annual Report, which provides a holistic view of Intrepid’s financial and impact performance. View Intrepid's full 2024 Integrated Annual Report on intrepidtravel.com/newsroom/company-documents/annualreport.
Intrepid Travel has recertified as a B Corp and achieved its highest-ever B Corp score of 102.5, an increase of 11.3 points from its last recertification in 2021. This renewed score highlights the significant improvements the business has made in advancing global employment equity, diversifying its supply chain, doubling community investments, and educating and empowering customers.
Intrepid Travel took a significant step toward gender equality by hiring 15 female tour leaders in India, increasing the total to 32 and reaching 40% female representation. This achievement highlights the company’s dedication to diversity, inclusion, and empowering women in adventure tourism.
Intrepid Travel has been named the second-fastest-growing business on the Australian Financial Review’s Fast 100 List for 2024, which recognises companies with exceptional revenue growth and impact.
