ASIA EPIC TOURS DESTINATIONS


SAMPLE PRODUCT


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Journeys’ 19-day


Indochina Explorer tour visits Cambodia,


Vietnam and Laos. Prices start at £2,960, or £2,810 if booked this month, including


internal flights, entrance fees, and some meals. insider


journeys.co.uk Meenakshi Amman Temple, India


tour. Khao Sok National Park, for example, remains virtually untouched and is a breathtaking part of Thailand where customers feel completely isolated from the outside world, while surrounded by cascading karst limestone mountains. This amazing part of Thailand rarely features on shorter itineraries and is a place that not many backpackers get to see.” Khao Sok is included on


TruTravels’ 18-day Island Hopper Tour, which also visits livelier spots including Phuket and Koh Phangan.


w VALUE FOR MONEY If clients are going to shell out for the cost of a flight to Asia, they might as well get their money’s worth, and in this low-cost region, the price difference might be less than they expect. Wendy Wu Tours’ 28-day China: The Big One, for example, costs £3,390 – only £400 more than 16-day trip A China Adventure – while the 18-day Vietnam Panorama is only


Newmarket Holidays’ 18-day Grand Tour of India takes in


Delhi, Jaipur, Ranthambore, Kochi and


Madurai. Prices start at £1,899, including


flights, internal travel and some meals. newmarket holidays.co.uk


Riviera Travel offers a 17-day Grand Tour of China, which includes a


Yangtze cruise, Beijing, the Great Wall of China and Terracotta Warriors.


Prices start at £2,899, including 13 meals.


rivieratravel. co.uk


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