We offer our newsletter, Exploratory News. We send 4 emails per year, in a largely text format. We hope that we are at the other end of the scale from bombarding your inbox!
Here are our four emails:
Autumn
Sent in the first week of October
The main email in our calendar, here we mark the end of Summer with a round-up of the season. This is also the point at which bookings open for next Summer. This is the email to look for if you'd like to keep up to date with our new trips; if you haven't received it then please email us and we'll tell you all. Thank you.
Winter
Sent in the first week of January
We look ahead to Summer. We also give the developments at Alpine Exploratory: our team, our office and our plans.
Spring
Sent in the first week of April
We show our plan for recces on new routes, and which team members will be doing what. This is an early indication of what's in the pipeline: which might be the new routes for the Summer after next? We might also note new variants to our routes or tweaks to our standard itineraries, as we refine things according to what's happening on the ground.
Summer
Sent in the first week of July
We indicate the availabilities for self-guided trips in the 3 months ahead. The picture differs markedly among our various routes and from year to year. We also explain the places available on the Summer's scheduled guided trips.
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To unsubscribe
You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link at the bottom of an email. Alternatively, email us at info@alpineexploratory.com and we'll unsubscribe you right away.
Thank you for your interest - we hope you enjoy the emails.
Guided and Self-Guided Holidays - see them all
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Other ways to keep up to date
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