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Dear Explorer
As we begin this new year, we want to wish all our partners and friends the very best in both your professional and personal lives. We have every hope that 2012 will be a year of mutual success, in which we confront the changes and challenges of our industry together, firm in our resolve to strengthen the bonds of friendship and trust that characterise all relationships. We invite you to view this presentation of our company, of our vision, spirit and passion, our reasons for coming to work every day, and how we need partners like you to share in our beliefs.
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Ecuador
.- On 20th January, our trio vessels in the Galápagos Islands will all adopt new itineraries. These are the result of the Galapagos National Park changing the regulations for all boats operating in the archipelago [
Perú
.- Metropolitan Touring Peru launches a fascinating new programme combining Ecuador and Peru, with the theme of following the Capac Ñam or Royal Way, the roadways built by the Incas which spanned their empire from north to south. [
Argentina
.- We’re pleased to announce fantastic fixed departures for the coming year, one a month, combining the three top highlights of Argentina: Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls and El Calafate. [
Chile
.- Rapa Nui or Easter Island is the south-eastern-most point of the Polynesian triangle and is located 2,000 miles (3.800km) from the South American coast, making it one of the isolated places on Earth. [
Colombia
.- Find out more about why Colombia’s Caribbean is proving so popular with tens of thousands of cruise ship passengers who find its charms irresistible. [
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