ArrivalGuides celebrates Evolution Day with the Galapagos Islands guide

GOTHENBURG, Sweden – November 24 marks a seldom-celebrated, but very important landmark: Evolution Day. It commemorates the anniversary of the initial publication in 1859 of Charles Darwin’s masterpiece, “On the Origin of Species,” in which he first formulated his theory of evolution by natural selection.

Darwin’s breakthroughs came about through research into his findings on his trip to the Galapagos, a fascinating group of islands in the Pacific Ocean, where the captivating and one-of-a-kind wildlife evolved in unique ways. Visitors today still marvel at the same endemic species and bizarre volcanic landscapes that Darwin encountered almost 200 years ago, and eagerly approach the friendly creatures that abound on the islands.

In order to commemorate Evolution Day, ArrivalGuides proudly presents its new guide to the Galapagos Islands. It is now available across ArrivalGuides’ extensive distribution network, which comprises over 340 major global travel brands. ArrivalGuides is the world’s largest provider of travel information, with content on over 550 destinations being distributed worldwide in the form of websites, mobile apps, SmartTV content, downloadable PDFs, in-flight entertainment, booking confirmations, and more, thus ensuring that travelers get instant access to reliable, up-to-date information throughout every step of their journey. Travelers hoping to visit the Galapagos Islands will now have access to up-to-date information about the islands’ best and most important sights and attractions, and will be able to get the most out of their trip to this magical destination.

Magnus Aideborn, CEO of ArrivalGuides, said, “The Galapagos Islands are every naturalists dream with much to do and see on and around the islands, including walking, snorkelling, kayaking or just enjoying the natural beauty of the Islands via a boat cruise. Travelers never get bored of the Galapagos, and our guide to these famous islands will ensure that the traveler gets the most out of their trip.”

About ArrivalGuides

ArrivalGuides is the world’s largest distributor of destination content, with over 300 distribution partners using our library of destination information, including photos and videos, to improve customer interaction, experience, loyalty and transactions with their brand. Our distribution network consists of major global, influential brands who are using ArrivalGuides’ destination content to drive their travel business across all platforms and digital communications including apps, booking confirmations, newsletters, Smart TV applications and touchscreens. ArrivalGuides’ head office is in Gothenburg, Sweden.

About Galapagos Islands

Located almost 1,000 kilometres from Ecuador’s coast, the 18 islands that comprise the Galapagos lie directly on the Equator. The volcanic landscapes on the islands can be desolate and barren, but there is an undeniable eerie beauty to them that captivates visitors. The endemic wildlife is unique and fascinating, including fur seals, Darwin’s finches, Sally Lightfoot crabs, blue-footed boobies, the world’s only marine iguanas and the famous giant tortoises.