I'm not thrilled.
There are plenty of companies that do supported rides for people who want that. But for Adventure Cycling to do it shows how far they have slipped from their origins - Bikecentennial - i.e. to strive for an automotive-free form of touring - you know that old-fashioned idea that "Less is More". Remind me about that when the gas runs out. I even remember a logo that they used in the early 1980s - it showed a silhouette of a bike and panniers with the caption "The RV of the '80s". Well it didn't turn out that way, did it?