Explore Worldwide is now accepting applications for its first-ever FAM trip, created to introduce North American travel advisors to the tour operator’s range of small group adventures.
Held from June 7 to 13, 2026, the FAM trip will take up to 10 travel advisors to cities, deserts, and mountains of Morocco to experience Explore Worldwide’s small group travel style firsthand.
The seven-day journey will showcase the destination’s versatile offerings while also highlighting the multiple trip styles and accommodation types offered by the tour operator. The itinerary includes immersive experiences such as meet-and-greets with local artisans, a culinary tour of Marrakech, a visit to UNESCO‑listed Kasbah Aït Ben Haddou, and a night of camping in the Sahara.
The Morocco FAM trip is open to all accredited travel advisors in North America. Explore Worldwide is accepting applications until April 1, 2026, and those selected will be announced on April 7, 2026. Interested travel advisors can apply by following this link.
“Travel advisors are incredibly important partners for us, and there’s no substitute for experiencing a destination first-hand,” said Katy Rockett, regional director, Explore Worldwide North America. “Our Morocco FAM gives advisors a true feel for what makes an Explore trip special — travelling in a small group with an expert local leader and connecting with the culture, landscapes and people that make Morocco such an unforgettable destination.”
For more information about Explore Worldwide’s upcoming FAM opportunity, including frequently asked questions, inclusions and trip cost, visit the dedicated Morocco FAM trip landing page.
“Launching our first North American familiarization trip is an exciting milestone for us,” said Aaron Fitzpatrick, BDM at Explore Worldwide. “It is an invaluable opportunity to showcase what makes the Explore’s style of group travel so distinctive. Whether advisors are new to the industry or seasoned pros, there is just no better way to understand the product than by seeing and experiencing it firsthand.”
