This page used to cover a Page & Moy March sale, with up to £100 per person off selected tours booked that month. That deal ended years ago, and so, for a while, did the brand. The good news is that it’s back. Below you’ll find what’s happened, whether there are any Page and Moy offers worth knowing about in 2026, and where solo travellers will find a better deal right now.
Everything here was checked on the Travelsphere and Just You websites in October 2026.
What happened to Page & Moy?
It started with a motor-racing trip. In 1961 two friends, Leon Page and Tony Moy, organised a group outing to Le Mans, and the first official tour followed in 1962 from Leicester. Over five decades the name became known for holidays to Italy and America, river cruises, wildlife trips and rail journeys.
Travelsphere took the company into its group in 2004 and folded the tours into its own programme by 2012, after which the brand went quiet. Old pageandmoy.co.uk links now redirect to Travelsphere.
Then, in September 2026, Travelsphere, part of G Touring (the same group as Just You), chose to revive it as the Page & Moy Collection: a premium tier of small group, adult-only tours capped at 24 guests, with departures from autumn 2027.
Trade reports said the revival answers growing demand for slower, higher-end touring, and the six launch tours take in Italy, Croatia, Canada, South Africa, India and the Mekong. It’s a far cry from a coach of motor-racing fans heading for Le Mans!
Are there any Page and Moy offers right now?
Not on the new collection, no. When we checked in October 2026, none of the six tours showed a saving or a “was” price, which isn’t surprising for trips that don’t leave for almost a year. Here’s what you can book, with the full-price from figures:
| Tour | Days | From (per person) | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubrovnik’s Coast and the Bay of Kotor | 8 | £2,399 | 7 nights in a five-star hotel, 12 meals |
| The Soul of Southern Italy: Puglia, Calabria and Sicily | 11 | £3,299 | 10 nights in four-star hotels, 18 meals |
| Welcome to South Africa: Cape Town and Safari | 13 | £4,249 | 4 nights in a four-star hotel, 6 in a safari lodge, 23 meals |
| Secrets of the Mekong | 17 | £5,399 | 7 hotel nights, 7 on a river cruise boat, 31 meals |
| Vancouver Island: Wild Bears and Pacific Shores | 12 | £6,299 | 10 hotel nights, 15 meals |
| Jewels of India and the Deccan Odyssey | 14 | £6,999 | 5 nights in five-star hotels, 7 on a heritage train, 32 meals |
Prices are based on two people sharing. Departures for the Croatia tour, for example, run from September 2027 to September 2028.
What every tour includes
- Return flights from the UK, with airport lounge access
- Hand-picked four-star-plus accommodation, with at least two nights at every stop
- Breakfast daily, plus selected meals at local restaurants
- All excursions and experiences on the itinerary
- A visit to a community tourism project, through partners such as Planeterra
A closer look: the Croatia and Montenegro tour
Picture yourself based in Cavtat, a pretty harbour town just down the coast from Dubrovnik, with a guided walk through the Old Town, a cable car up Srd Hill, an olive oil tasting in the Konavle countryside and a day over the border on the Bay of Kotor. An expert Holiday Director travels with you, there are three full days at leisure, and the pace is listed as easy-going. The deposit for European holidays is £200 per person, and if you book within 84 days of departure you’ll pay the full balance upfront.
Croatia with a room of your own
Just You’s Croatia tours run from Dubrovnik and the Dalmatian Coast to the islands. Every one includes a room to yourself and a group of fellow solo travellers.
Can solo travellers get a good deal?
Here’s the catch for anyone travelling alone. The Croatia tour page says plainly that “single occupancy supplements will apply”, and prices are based on twin occupancy. The page doesn’t give the figure, so you’ll need to call Travelsphere on 01858 415128 to find out. While you’re on the phone, ask how many single rooms are held on your departure, because on a group capped at 24 there may only be a handful.
Travelsphere is honest about the mix, too. Its solo holidays page says solo travellers “typically make up around 10%” of a group, so on some departures you may be the only one.
That’s why many solo travellers look first at Just You, Travelsphere’s sister company. Every Just You tour comes with a room of your own, a Holiday Director and a group where everyone’s travelling alone, and you can read how it works in our Just You review. For the history and style of the original brand, see our Page and Moy review.
Solo deals on now (checked October 2026): Just You is running up to £400 off selected worldwide tours, up to £200 off selected European tours and £50 off each extra holiday when you book two or more at once. See the current Just You offers.
Travelsphere offers on now
The wider Travelsphere programme does have savings, though they’re all priced for two sharing. These were featured on its offers page in October 2026:
- Highlights of Australia, 22 days: save up to £1,300, from £7,249
- Arctic Explorer: Land of the Polar Bear, 11 days: save up to £1,000, from £7,399
- Livingstone’s Africa, new for 2027, 12 days: save up to £850, from £4,719
- Up to 15% off selected European and worldwide departures, with limited places at the lower price
- An extra £50 per person when you book two or more holidays on the same day, by phone
How to find the best Page & Moy deals
Deals on escorted tours come and go through the year rather than in one big sale, so a little routine pays off.
- Check the Page & Moy Collection page for any “was” prices, as that’s where savings show first
- Look at the Travelsphere offers page for limited-place discounts on European and worldwide tours
- Ask for the single occupancy price before anything else if you’re travelling alone
- Compare it with a solo specialist like Just You, where your own room is included
- Book early on new tours, as groups are capped at 24
Don’t want to wait until 2027?
Just You’s late availability page lists solo tours leaving in the next few weeks. Each one comes with a room of your own.
Before you book a deal
- Get the single occupancy price in writing
- Check the saving is against a real earlier price
- Note the deposit and when the balance is due
- Check which UK airport the from price uses
- Read the pace and walking notes
- Look for a multi-booking saving if you’re planning two trips
- Take out travel insurance once you’ve paid the deposit
If you’d rather skip the supplement maths altogether, our round-up of solo holiday deals pulls together the current savings from the specialists, and our Solos review covers another company with no single supplements.
Page & Moy deals: quick answers
Is Page & Moy still trading?
Yes, as a brand. Travelsphere relaunched it in September 2026 as the Page & Moy Collection, with tours departing from autumn 2027.
Are there any discounts on the new tours?
Not when we checked in October 2026. The six tours were all at their full from prices.
Do solo travellers pay a single supplement?
Yes. The tour pages say single occupancy supplements apply, and prices are based on two sharing.
How big are the groups?
Groups are capped at 24 guests, and the tours are for adults only.
How much is the deposit?
£200 per person for European holidays, though some trips may ask for slightly more.
Do the old Page & Moy links still work?
The old website now redirects to Travelsphere, so old deep links and offer pages no longer exist.
The relaunched tours look tempting, especially if you enjoy slow travel and a smaller group. Just remember to price your own room before you fall for the brochure. You’ll find more ideas for travelling alone, plus honest company reviews, on Holiday Alone.
