The phrase "adventure operator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company or individual that organizes and facilitates adventure travel experiences for clients.
Example: "We booked our trip through a reputable adventure operator that specializes in hiking and outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "tour operator" or "travel operator".
Adventure category A week's tour of Spain's "Moorish Trails" with adventure operator Explore.
I had joined a new tour with adventure operator Explore to see if the buzz was justified.
The adventure operator Explore (0844 499 0901; explore.co.uk) still has one space available on the nine-day tour, for £3,895 (subject to possible changes in airfare).
Tour operators: "With my traveller hat on, now may be the perfect time to visit the Middle East," said Jonny Bealby of adventure operator Wild Frontiers (wildfrontiers.co.uk).
One of a series of astronomy tours being introduced by adventure operator Explorers takes in the event, in a package called the Rain of Shooting Stars.
Jonny Bealby, founder of adventure operator Wild Frontiers When you've had 20 years of adventures, packed with all manner of experiences, picking just one is not easy.
All the adventure operators have responded positively, re-launching programmes as quickly as possible.
Established adventure operators such as Explore Worldwide, The Adventure Company and, as of this week, Exodus, have created itineraries for families, from forest walks and horse-riding in Cuba to travelling across the Namib desert by truck.
In the past six months cruise companies Hurtigruten and Fred Olsen, adventure operators Exodus, Lindblad Expeditions and KE Adventure, Edition hotels, US glamping site Under Canvas and the Travel Corporation, whose brands include Red Carnation hotels, Contiki and Uniworld, have all introduced a part or complete ban on single-use plastics on their trips.
Adventure operators such as Terhaal (+962 6 581 3061, terhaal.com) offer activities from cycling to horse-riding to canyonning, while Zikra (no phone, zikrainitiative.org) has voluntourism opportunities and Petra Moon (+962 3 215 6665, petramoon.com) features the Al-Ayoun Trail, a community-run village walk.
If you're willing to work for your board and keep, try WWOOF (wwoof.org.uk), which offers volunteering schemes on organic farms all over the world, and Workaway (workaway.info), which sets up all sorts of work placements, many with adventure operators, wilderness lodges and hotels (in amazing locations), where you spend a few hours a day doing basic tasks in return for food and board.
