Although we tend to think our trips are pretty special, don’t just take our word
for it. Some other folks have had some pretty nice things to say about us over the
years.
Healthy Travel: The World on a Bike, 5-star Style
By:
Epoch Times
Date:
July 2010
Healthy travel, despite what some would have you believe, can be done in style. I would know—over last four years, I’ve had the opportunity to work for Butterfield & Robinson, taking small groups of cyclists to beautiful lands, all the while making sure that comfort doesn’t take a back seat.
T+L World's Best Awards 2010
By:
Travel + Leisure
Date:
July 2010
The votes are in and B&R was ranked #3 in the Tour Operators and Safari Outfitters category of T+L's annual readers poll! Thanks to all those who voted for us.
Tours of a Lifetime
By:
National Geographic
Date:
May 2010
Butterfield & Robinson's South Africa Biking trip named one of National Geographic's 50 Best Guided Expeditions.
Provence by Bike
By:
Duncan Christy
Date:
March 2010
If you come seeking gold, you’ll not be disappointed. The gold,
that is, of sun and sunflowers, and as van Gogh painted them.
T+ L's Top 33 Adventure Outfitters
By:
Jeff Wise
Date:
March 2010
T+L has surveyed the field to create the ultimate directory of adventure trips around the globe, each listed with a top outfitter.
Everett Potter: Interview with Erik Blachford
By:
Everett Potter
Date:
March 2010
Butterfield & Robinson in 2010
The company's new CEO, Erik Blachford, says that when people choose B&R for biking or walking, the "defining characteristic is still curiosity: about culture, art, architecture, food, everything really ..."
Robb Report: A Grand Journey for Wine Lovers
By:
Jill Newman
Date:
February 2010
Butterfield & Robinson has created an extraordinary itinerary for wine lovers that visits some of the world’s oldest and most coveted vineyards along with educational experiences and unrivaled access to renowned wine growers and sommeliers throughout the 11-day trip.
Private Clubs: Good Morning Vietnam
By:
David Swanson
Date:
January 2010
What’s it like to pedal your way through a country once at war with your own? Come along for the ride.
Globe and Mail Report on Small Business
By:
Noreen Rasbach
Date:
November 2009
George Butterfield was in law school when he first figured out how to turn his hobby—travel—into a business. Broke and wanting to go to Europe, he and his wife, Martha, and her brother Sidney Robinson put together a package tour of the continent, pitched it to everyone they knew, and managed to find 40 students to take a "grand tour." That was 1966, and Butterfield & Robinson was born.
T+L 2009 Global Vision Awards
By:
Tanvi Chheda , Yolanda Crous , Jaime Gross , Darrell Hartman , Kathryn O'Shea-Evans
Date:
November 2009
George Butterfield participates as a juror in Travel + Leisure's Global Vision Awards.
T+L World's Best Awards 2009
By:
Travel + Leisure
Date:
August 2009
Travel + Leisure’s annual readers poll (now in its 14th year!) reveals who their readers consider to be the best hotels, tour operators, airlines, cities, and more. The votes are in and B&R was ranked among the top tour companies!
Once in a Lifetime Trips
By:
Chris Santella
Date:
May 2009
Two Butterfield & Robinson trips—Provence Biking and Vietnam Walking—are featured in Chris Santella's new travel book Once in a Lifetime Trips: The World's 500 Most Extraordinary and Memorable Travel Experiences (Clarkson Potter, 2009)
Bicycling Magazine: Naked
By:
Bill Gifford
Date:
May 2009
Read all about Butterfield & Robinson's Japan Biking trip as featured by Bill Gifford, in Bicycling Magazine
Outside's Go Masters of Travel
By:
Katie Arnold
Date:
Spring 2009
George Butterfield Named one of Outside's Go Magazine's "Masters of Travel" in 2009
Best Adventure Travel Companies
By:
National Geographic
Date:
February 2009
Butterfield & Robinson scored 94.30 in National Geographic's "Best Adventure Travel Companies on Earth" issue.
Fantasy World
By:
Kristen Jenkins, Belle Magazine
Date:
Winter 2008
For women wanting more than a little pool time, fantasy camps offer experiences of a lifetime.
The Checklist: Ultimate Adventures
By:
Concierge.com
Date:
August 2008
Provence is a promise of sunflowers, olive groves, wineries, and bouillabaisse. It's also the world's most rewarding region to bike through, thanks to rolling, riverside rides followed by languorous meals and sumptuous hotels.
20 Life-Changing Trips
By:
Stirling Kelso, Bree Sposato and Jennifer Welbel, Travel + Leisure
Date:
November 2008
Why We Love It: Butterfield & Robinson sets the standard for customized biking trips, and here brings you close to a culture intimately tied to the land.
Where the Guides Go
By:
Travel + Leisure
Date:
August 2008
In search of authentic, accessible experiences, T+L asked five China experts to share their favorite recent discoveries.
Tailored Treks
By:
Larry Olmstead, Cigar Aficionado
Date:
July/August 2008
For many travelers, nothing beats one-of-a-kind trips that cater to their particular interests, however luxurious or off-the-wall.
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By: Stirling Kelso, Bree Sposato and Jennifer Welbel, Travel + Leisure
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Date: November 2008
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Why We Love It: Butterfield & Robinson sets the standard for customized biking trips, and here brings you close to a culture intimately tied to the land. Thanks to Beaune being the company’s European headquarters, you’ll get unusually special access to an area that’s a longtime B&R favorite.
Where It Goes: From Dijon, on a B&R custom-designed hybrid or racing bike adjusted for you, you’ll cycle to the village of Chambolle-Musigny and its 370 vineyard acres of Pinot Noir; then follow the Côte d’Or, a limestone escarpment stretching to the river Dheune, to the medieval city of Beaune; and head into the Ouche Valley—hilly enough to create thirst, and thick with wineries to slake it—before going back to Dijon.
What You’ll Do: Covering 25 miles each day, this trip is doable at your own pace. Stops are mostly about wine: you’ll tour wine caves with Domaine des Epeneaux owner and biodynamic-viticulture advocate Benjamin Leroux; visit the Grand Cru vineyard Le Montrachet; ride to the 12th-century castle of Chateauneuf; and picnic at Les Jardins de Barbirey, a private garden laid out in the early 1800’s. A walk through Beaune’s Old Town with historian Chantal Leroux pauses at shops stocking local L’Époisses cheese and truffle of Burgundy. Final touch: a lunch at a biofarm, Ferme de la Ruchotte, for a meal featuring locally grown vegetables and organic cheeses.
Where You’ll Stay: At the 18th-century Château André Ziltener; the historic Hôtel Le Cep, with views of Beaune’s Old Town; and a 12th-century monastery turned luxe country hotel, the Abbaye de la Bussière.
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