New Paths Expeditions

04/27/2026

Good morning with these Green Bee-eaters from Sri Lanka, cuddling and resting between hunting flights. Have a wonderful day!

02/17/2026

Our President and Founder, Jorge Salas-Guevara, was recently quoted by BBC Travel, sharing his perspective on tourism growth in Ethiopia and Egypt.

These are very important destinations for New Paths Expeditions, and we are very thankful to journalist Lindsay Galloway and BBC Travel for the opportunity to contribute.
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02/17/2026

02/04/2026

Bravo Kazakhstan!

The Aral Sea was dying. Once the world's fourth-largest lake, it had shrunk to just 10% of its original size in one of history's worst environmental disasters. But Kazakhstan refused to give up. What they've achieved in just a few years is nothing short of miraculous. This is the comeback story our planet desperately needs to hear! 🌊💙

02/02/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Steve Long, Liz L Pallister, Roslyn Vanek, Alicia Oliveira Saffe, Hany Shaaban, Lynn Everling, Stephanie McKay

01/29/2026

Egypt has always held a special place in the life of Patricia Schultz, best-selling author of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die.

In this short video, Patricia shares why she is returning to Egypt this October on an intimate journey we designed together. The experience begins in Cairo with extended time at the Grand Egyptian Museum and continues with a private seven-night Nile cruise aboard a 14-guest dahabiya, inspired by the elegant sailing vessels of the pharaohs.

This exceptional 13-day journey is limited to just 14 participants. Hear directly from Patricia why this journey is so special.
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01/13/2026

Egypt with Patricia Schultz
Bestselling author of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die and one of the most beloved voices in modern travel writing

Join Patricia October 7–19 on an intimate 13-day Egypt journey crafted by New Paths Expeditions, the leader in small-group travel, that includes five nights at the Four Seasons Cairo, dedicated and unhurried time inside the spectacular Great Egyptian Museum, now home to the complete Tutankhamun collection, and a seven-night Nile cruise aboard the Nonia Dahabiya, the newest, most elegant, and most intimate 16-guest sailing vessel inspired by those once used by the pharaohs.

This journey is limited to just 14 travelers, creating a rare and deeply personal experience with Patricia while enjoying the most complete and upscale Egypt program available today.

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01/09/2026

A few sustainable travel recommendations from our Founder, Jorge Salas-Guevara, were recently featured by journalist Mia Taylor on TravelPulse. We’re pleased to contribute to the conversation on responsible and meaningful travel.

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12/25/2025

As we wrap up the year and hold our annual meetings with our expedition leaders and guides around the world, we recently spent time with Indrajit, our master senior expedition leader and one of the finest naturalists working in India today.

Indra shared many photos and videos from this year’s operations, and one extraordinary sighting from Kanha National Park stood out immediately.

Thank you, Indra, for an exceptional year in the field and for many more to come.

Merry Christmas from all of us at New Paths Expeditions. We look forward to welcoming you on one of our expeditions, and hopefully in India, on our Tigers and the Taj Mahal expedition.

12/22/2025

We were recently given a small mention on BBC Travel in an article about the disappearance of passport stamps around the world. It is brief, but it is there.

As borders become digital, one of travel’s most meaningful traditions is quietly fading. Our guests often tell us how much those stamps still matter.

So we are bringing them back in our own way.
Soon, every New Paths Expeditions journey will include a custom expedition stamp for those who wish to have it. It is, of course, entirely optional.

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