FINLAND
LATVIA ESTONIA
BELARUS LITHUANIA
Lvov
UKRAINE Odessa
Crimea Kiev
+2 +3
Rostov on Don
GEORGIA Tbilisi
Murmansk
Moscow St Petersburg
Kazan Samara +4 Volgograd Lake Baikal KAZAKHSTAN UZBEKISTAN Samarkand Irkutsk Ulan Ude Ulan Bator MONGOLIA Arkhangelsk Ekaterinburg
+5
R USSI +6
+7 +8 +9
CHINA A s we progress into our 74th year of sending people to the
largest country in the world, and her neighbours, we are proud to present our 2012 Russia and Beyond brochure.
With fascinating history and culture, not to mention just as impressive modern day events, all of the countries in our portfolio have so much to offer; the ever increasing number of new and repeat visitors that come to us, keen to organise their memorable journey, is unsurprising.
While we fondly feature our classic products, such as our Real Russia tour (great feedback from 2011 departures supports our decision to retain this as a 4* product exclusive to the UK market), the ever popular Peter the First Cruise, and the amazing Classic Trans Mongolian tour, among many others, we are always working to ensure that we can provide the best
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insight into this fascinating country and surrounds. In this vein we have complimented some of our usual tours with increased choice, while also bringing in a host of new ideas.
We are particularly excited about bringing the Three Capitals tour to the brochure, after a successful familiarisation trip to Kazan helped us appreciate this up and coming destination to its full potential; and the addition of an ‘alternative cruise’ to include the Baltics and St Petersburg, while offering a cruise/ land tour with a twist.
One area that we have discovered to be increasingly popular is the desire for a more luxurious experience. To help quench that thirst we have introduced some excellent new high end products, with the Luxury Russia city breaks, as well as featuring new Imperial Suites on the stunning Golden Eagle Train.
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www.intouristuk.com for many more travel ideas and great value special offers
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