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Welcome to Unitas Travel
Originally, Unitas Travel was established with the aim of arranging travels for young people and thereby creating an international understanding amongst the youth. This idea is still a substantial part of our concept which, over the course of time, has developed into a large variety of options to private people as well as companies, schools, NGO’s along with church and humanitarian organisations.
Unitas Travel was founded in 1948, however, our roots can be traced all the way back to the 1920’s. This makes our company one of the oldest travel agencies in Denmark.
Unitas Travel works worldwide
This is our global website. Here you can read a lillte about how we work, our history and values. Today, Unitas Travel operates in four different countries: Denmark, Netherlands and Norway. A part from that, we arrange student and educational trips for international school groups that want to travel to Scandinavia. Please click on the links below to read more about what we offer in your home country. The British flag represents the global website.
Unitas Rejser is a Danish company founded in 1948 with the purpose of arranging travels for young people and thereby creating an international understanding amongst the youth. We are owned by KFUM and KFUK in Denmark, and from our office in Central Jutland, Denmark, we specialise in travels for school and educational groups, parishes and humanitarian organisations.
ESG and sustainability is crucial in our work with group and humanitarian travel. Our founding company is Travelife Certified. This means that we are awarded for our work with sustainability. A part from distributing CO2 and climate compensation for our customers, we give all of our surplus to our owners, the Danish KFUM/KFUK (UMCA/YWCA). We are very proud of being part of a healthy eco system where we contribute to enhancing the condtions for young people in Denmark and abroad.
What our customers say
In the fall of 2014, Lars Søgaard left his home in Hammel, Denmark, to visit Israel-Palestine with his 81-year-old mother. They experienced the journey from every angle but the bus window. “My mother had the journey of her life!” he said.
