EASTERN & ORIENTAL EXPRESS ...YOUR STORY IS YET TO BE WRITTEN
Traversing the peninsula between two great Asian cities, your luxurious train will snake through dense jungle, past limitless highland views and over glass-like paddy fields. This seven day Classic Journey takes you from Bangkok to Singapore and includes return flights from London, one night at The Peninsula Hotel, Bangkok, three nights on board the Eastern & Oriental Express in a Pullman Cabin with meals, drinks and sightseeing included. Every day will be an exotic tale.
Prices start from £2,535 per person, departing on either 23rd June, 21st July, 25th August or 1st October 2012. Book before 30th April 2012.
PLEASE CALL 0845 190 4257 AND QUOTE EODM OR CONTACT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT.
ORIENT-EXPRESS.COM
Terms and Conditions: Offer valid on Bangkok-Singapore journey departing 25 June, 23 July, 27 August, 3 October. Includes economy class return flights from London, transfers and accommodation as described above. UK transfers not included. Hotel accommodation must be taken directly before and after your journey. Valid for two persons sharing. Offer subject to availability. Offer may be removed at any time without notice. Valid for new bookings only and cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion. The marks/logos of Orient-Express and Eastern & Oriental Express have been registered in various countries. “Orient-Express” is a trade mark of SNCF and is used under licence by Orient-Express Hotels Ltd and its subsidiaries. This advertisement does not constitute a brochure. All bookings are made subject to Orient-Express terms and conditions which are available on request and can be viewed online at
www.orient-express.com. Itineraries and fares are subject to availability and change without notice.
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