For wildlife-loving guests wanting to experience nature thriving untouched, untamed and truly free, Romania beckons. Here, deep in the heart of Europe’s last great wilderness, brown bears move through ancient Carpathian forests, the Danube Delta resounds to the call of rare birds and herds of European bison - back from the brink of extinction - roam in the shadows of the mountains once again.

But to experience these timeless natural wonders at their best, your guests need local expertise, exclusive access and impeccable connections at their fingertips - and that’s where ​Rolandia Bespoke ​DMC come in. This exceptional luxury DMC is unmatched in its ability to craft tailored wildlife journeys through these extraordinary landscapes,connecting travellers not just with nature but also with the scientists, conservationists and rewilding experts who are actively shaping Romania’s green future.

With some of the most exhilarating wildlife experiences in the world, India is a land of thriving biodiversity, magnificent mammals and iconic flora and fauna - a bucket list must for any nature lover! If you have clients who love to go on Safari and love wildlife - this could well be for you!

We asked ​Anecdotes DMC​, our experts on all things India, to share their suggestions for an unparalleled nature tour - one where every destination presents unique encounters with wildlife set against a backdrop of stunning landscapes.

Whether it’s the dense jungles of Madhya Pradesh, the arid expanses of Gujarat, the royal terrains of Rajasthan, the foothills of the Himalayas, the lush swamps of the Sundarbans or the floodplains of Assam, these unmissable wildlife experiences will leave your guests with endless cherished memories of the natural heritage of the Subcontinent. Let’s explore!

For those yearning for a fresh perspective on India’s natural beauty, wildlife and rich culture, ​Anecdotes DMC ​know just the place. High on the western coast of the subcontinent, the state of Gujarat is a world of unique landscapes, breathtaking wildlife and ancient civilisations - adorned with the vibrant hues of handwoven textiles and whispering with the echoes of bygone royalty.

From the architectural marvels and bustling bazaars of Ahmedabad and Gir (India's last remaining home to wild Asiatic lions) to the 4,000 year-old Indus Valley city of Dholavira, the shimmering salt flats of the Little Rann of Kutch and the thriving textiles industries of the tribal communities, ​Anecdotes​ have pulled together an irresistible two-week tour of this hidden gem that’s sure to delight and surprise even the most seasoned of India travellers.