Faith Groups
Group travel for churches and faith communities
Congregations travel for pilgrimage, for heritage and for fellowship. We plan trips with time set aside for worship and reflection, and keep the details simple for the volunteer or staff member who leads the group.
What gets in the way
We know how faith groups plan trips
Worship time matters
Services, devotions and quiet time need to be part of the schedule, not squeezed in.
Budgets vary across the congregation
Some members need lower-cost options or more time to pay.
The trip leader is often a pastor or volunteer
They need to lead the group, not manage bookings.
How we help
Built for faith groups
- Itineraries with space for services, devotions and reflection
- Installment payments for members who need more time
- A trip page members sign up on, with roommate matching
- Optional scholarship or sponsorship contributions handled transparently
Trip ideas
Trips that work well for faith groups
Holy Land pilgrimage
A 10-day tour of sites in Israel with a guide and daily time for worship.
Ask about this →Reformation heritage tour
A tour of Germany's Reformation sites with a church-history focus.
Ask about this →Fellowship cruise
A 4-night sailing with group devotions and a private gathering space.
Ask about this →Questions
What faith groups usually ask
Can we hold services on board a cruise?
Many ships can provide a private space for groups. We request it when cabins are held.
Can members sponsor someone who can't afford the trip?
Yes. Contributions can be applied to another traveler's booking.
Ready to plan your group's trip?
Call 888-531-1888 · Text 702-907-0404