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Embrace Thailand with Simply Luxury by Travel 2


Thailand is a wondrous and opulent kingdom, effortlessly combining dazzling neon lights of beautiful skylines with glittering white beaches and paradise islands.


A fascinating culture of Buddhist temples, relaxation treatments and delectable food epitomise the “land of smiles”. Experiencing the warm glow of the Thai people and discoveing this unique country is simply perfection.


Cultural Experiences


During any luxury Thailand escape clients can absorb a variety of cultural influences and blend them into something uniquely and memorably Thai. From being greeted with the gracious ‘wai’ gesture, to visiting one of many awe-inspiring tranquil temples, to your client’s first experience of a colourful classical dance performance, the process of collecting unforgettable memories never ends.


Much of the Thailand’s artistic and cultural heritage can be seen in the architecture and differs from city to city. It is for this reason that we recommend visitors include multiple Thai destinations within their luxury getaway – whether it is world-class Bangkok to the breathtaking scenery of the Golden Triangle, or a getaway starting off in unspoiled Phuket and on to family-friendly Koh Samui, clients should be sure to see the cultural and traditional diversity that exists throughout the array of regional Thai kingdoms.


10 nights 5* Koh


Samui & Ko Yao Noi Includes


• Return flights with Thai Airways • 5 nights at 5* Six Senses Samui, B&B • 5 nights at 5* Six Senses Yao Noi, B&B • Private transfers throughout


From £2,299pp Valid from: 16 Apr - 08 Jul 16 Two FREE nights 8 nights


5* Khao Lak Includes


• Return flights with Thai Airways • 8 nights at 5* The Sarojin, Khao Lak, B&B • Return private transfers


From £1,399pp Valid from: 16 Apr - 08 Jul 16 SAVE up to £1,100 per couple


To Contact Our Simply Luxury Specialists Call 0800 678 1497 or Email simplyluxury@travel2.com


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