As the coronavirus epidemic in China becomes more subdued, the country is trying to get tourism back on its feet, with the majority of scenic attractions re-opening and a large number of tourists returning to popular sites during the May Day holiday. Tourist attractions across China are opening up to visitors again, with new and […]
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The art of cà phê đá
This is not like the ‘average coffee’ I was told. I consider myself a coffee drinker, I am impartial to a latte over an espresso and some may argue that a latte isn’t a real coffee, but that is a debate for another day. Today, however shines the spotlight on Vietnamese coffee, otherwise known as […]
Tailor-Made Itineraries With Bec Smith
Q1. What did you like about a tailor-made itinerary and who do you feel would benefit from a similar style of touring? Tailor-made travel is a great option for those who want a personalised itinerary with the undivided attention, expertise and flexibility of your own English-speaking guide and driver. You can pre-select dates, duration, cities, […]
BEIJING: Dynasties, dumplings and duck
Our Reservations Consultant IAN ENRIGHT provides an insight as to why Beijing is a city not to be missed!
Chinese Treasures
China is an extraordinary and a fascinating country, where tranquillity and clamour, ancient and modern, natural and man-made co-exist in perfect harmony. A quick look at a map of the world tells you China is vast, with treasures in every corner. For the visitor, the challenge is finding a way to ‘see it all’ when […]
Myanmar – The Land of Golden Wonders
A complex land steeped in tradition, scattered with gilded pagodas and with the most beautiful sunsets on earth, in my humble opinion, a trip to Myanmar will not disappoint. Rudyard Kipling wrote: “This is Burma. It will be quite unlike any land you know about”. He happens to be right, even over a century later, […]