NEW Wendy WU Deluxe Tours from $999 Business Class Upgrade

Wendy Wu Tours have released its 2017 brochure featuring a selection of new tours to experience China, India, Indochina and Japan with an incredible launch offer.

Following the success of its inaugural Deluxe Brochure last year, the ‘champagne moments’ Wendy Wu Tours offers its customers ensures each traveler has, according to General Manager Andrew Mulholland, “a taste of luxury.”

“This offer epitomizes what the Deluxe Collection is all about – ‘champagne moments,’ Mulholland said. “It allows customers the chance to experience a luxurious holiday from the minute they step out their front door until they return home inclusive of business class travel with an award-winning airline.”

He added that the range of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, many of which are exclusive to Wendy Wu Tours, means “this product range positions itself as an ideal upsell to our classic touring range.”

The value and quality of Wendy Wu’s new tours and independent programs are exceptional, as clients who book a selected deluxe tour to either China, Indochina or Japan can upgrade to business class return with Singapore Airlines from only $999 per person, as well as receive complimentary airport private car transfers and lounge access.

Offers are on sale until December 16, unless sold out prior.

Finnair turns up the tempo in Spain

Six lucky Helloworld agents were granted the trip of a lifetime to Spain recently, as Tempo Holidays and Finnair partnered to highlight Spain as a growing destination for the Australian traveler.

The eight Aussie’s, who were lucky enough to travel to the south of Spain last month, were given the chance to really immerse themselves in the culture and product of Tempo Holidays. Not only did they get a taste for the passion Tempo has for its product and destination and sell this to their customers, but experience the novelty of business class travel itself, beginning the journey to Madrid on board Finnair’s retrofitted A340 aircraft.

Renee Bloffwitch, from Phil Hoffmann Travel Barossa Valley, and Stacey Lyons, from Home Travel Company, enjoying business class on board Finnair.

From the bustling capital, Madrid, to the ancient architecture of Seville and the trip to the spiritual centre of the Islamic world, Cordoba, the group immersed themselves in local experiences and indulged in all Tempo Holidays had to offer!

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Unique new tour to take Australians to North and South Korea

Active Travel is offering Australians a rare opportunity to visit both North and South Korea.

A unique chance to view both North and South Korea from the famous Demilitarized Zone that divides both nations, the two vastly different countries will be an out-of-the-box destination for any intrepid Aussie explorer.

With Beijing as a starting point, the 16-day tour will provide unique insight into Korean history and current world events.

Highlights of the visit to North Korea include seeing the 22-metre-high bronze statues of Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-il, as well as the elaborate mausoleum where their bodies lie, hiking up the scenic Mount Myohyang, exploring the extensive Ryongmun cave network with its underground rivers and strange rock formations, and visiting the International Friendship Exhibition – where gifts from foreigners to North Korean leaders are stored. And more!

Juche Tower in Pyongyang, North Korea

Highlights of the eight days spent in South Korea include a visit to the 600-year old royal Gyeongbokung Palace, lectures on Korean history at Yonsei University, seafood and sea-views on the east coast and two days at Pyeonngchang – where the 2018 Winter Olympics are set to be held.

Return flights from Australia to Beijing are extra and can be booked through Active Travel.