Novel Travels Focuses on Literary Journeys as Luxury Travel Niche

Boca Raton, FL – Novel Travels, a travel company founded by Corinne Levine, is carving out a niche in the luxury market by focusing on literary journeys. The company designs itineraries centered around books, authors, and the places that shaped their stories. This unique approach has quickly gained traction, with three previous small-group tours, capped at 14 travelers, selling out. A recent feature in The New York Times travel section has further amplified national interest.

While traditional luxury travel often emphasizes the destination itself, Novel Travels prioritizes the narrative. The company offers travelers the opportunity to immerse themselves in the settings of their favorite books. These tours are primarily designed for women, though custom itineraries are available for private groups. Company founder Corinne Levine cited personal experiences of visiting literary locations as the inspiration behind the venture.

Novel Travels aims to fill a gap in the high-end travel sector. While literary-themed travel exists at enthusiast and academic levels, it rarely meets the service standards and intimate design expected by luxury travelers. Levine established Novel Travels to bridge this divide, offering sophisticated experiences that combine literature with premium travel.

Early tours based on the works of novelist Fiona Davis proved the model's viability, selling out three times. A literary tour of New York scheduled for November is already fully booked. The company is developing additional literary journeys and is open to collaborations with literary journalists interested in experiencing a tour firsthand.