Latitude 33

Ecruising founders Brett and Philippa Dudley have sold their shares in the company to Skybound Fidelis Investment Limited, which will see the company become a strategic business partner with LeisureCom Group.

Latitude 33 has released its 22-night Raffles, Tea Plantations and Golden Triangle tour, taking 20 guests through some of the world’s most exotic destinations, including Singapore, Sri Lanka and India. Commencing on 3 January 2021, the itinerary incorporates a stay at Singapore’s iconic Raffles Hotel followed by four nights exploring Sri Lanka’s Galle and Colombo, an eight-night cruise on board Ponant’s Le Laperouse from Colombo to Mumbai, and finishes with a tour of India’s Golden Triangle, staying exclusively at Oberoi Hotels.

Dudley is the founder and managing director of the Ecruising group of companies which was established in 2000. By 2005, Ecruising had a portfolio of luxury cruise and land tours to some of the most remote destinations and major sporting events around the world. The itineraries outgrew the ecruising.travel brand, and a new luxury brand, Latitude 33, was born, dedicated to providing immersive experiences and effortless travel.

Latitude 33’s The Brando, Black Pearls and Bora Bora offers up an unforgettable South Pacific adventure.

Latitude 33’s Wings over Namibia & the African West Coast journey is full of one-of-a-kind experiences that are guaranteed to deliver lifelong memories.

In October 2019, Latitude 33 will be hosting an exclusive 22-night Deserts and Glaciers tour in South America for an intimate group of 30 guests. Experiencing the extremes of Patagonian Glaciers and the Atacama Desert, this unique itinerary encompasses a multitude of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, including a tango performance in Buenos Aires and a chance to explore Argentina’s remote city of Ushuaia, otherwise referred to as ‘the end of the earth’.