Trafalgar Tours Australia & Asia: Insider Experiences & Top Itineraries

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Trafalgar tours 2014 for Australia and Asia are now sale, offering perfectly planned journeys that make the exotic and unfamiliar easy.  There are 26 vacations to choose from, with several distinct travel styles, plus new extensions and mini-stays to customize the perfect trip. Book early and SAVE up to $1,100 per couple with Trafalgar’s 7.5% Early Payment Discount.

The new Asia & Australia programs are rich with Trafalgar’s unique Insider Experiences, like in a new destination for 2014, Thailand, you meeting the village Chef for a special Be My Guest lunch at the Ban Mae Kampong community.  Along with top tier travel directions and local experts, Trafalgar tours 2014 bring each of these bucket list destinations to life like no other. On select trips you can now upgrade your hotels at the beginning or the end of the tour, and most hotel rooms include free Wifi so you can stay in touch easily.

Travel in small groups of 25 to 35 guests in first class accommodations.  What makes Trafalgar tours unique are the set of authentic Insider Experiences, featured on every itinerary – here is just a small example of what you can expect on a Trafalgar Asia or Australia tour:

New Authentic Accommodations – soak up luxury staying on a traditional Vietnamese junk boat.
Local experts:  get behind the scenes stories at the Sydney Opera house.
Be My Guest:  Be honored gusts at a 1932 Japanese Ryokan home or New Zealand family’s sheep farm
Local Specialties:  taste, feel and try Chinese culture at a local tea house, massage center or calligraphy class. Live like a local and visit the Cairns Night Market or try Aboriginal Dot Painting.
Unique Insights:  hear history speak through ancient artifacts at New Zealand’s Te Papa museum
Hidden Treasures:  discover sightseeing surprises from their expert travel directions.

thailandnewNew relaxed pace 2014 At Leisure itineraries including Tropical Escapade, a 12 day Australia trip which visits Sydney, Hamilton Island, Cairns and Port Douglas; the 16 day Highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia with overnight stays in Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Danang Hoi An, Siem Reap and Ho Chi Minh City with a 3 day optional Bangkok extension; and the 12 day Secrets of Thailand which visits Bangkok, Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai. This trip has options to add Singapore, Angkor Wat or Koh Samiui.

Travel Snapshot:  The average age on these Trafalgar exotic trips are 45 to 65.

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For Australia and New Zealand choose from 17 guided vacations, 2 Independent vacations and 5 mini-stays.  Trafalgar’s Top 3 itineraries are:

  1. Australia and New Zealand Panorama
  2. Contrasts of Australia and New Zealand
  3. Contrasts of New Zealand

trafalgarasiaIn Asia, choose from 7 guided vacations (2 with a Yangtze River cruise) and 5 extensions.  Trafalgar’s Top 3 itineraries are:

  1. Highlights of China & the Yangtze
  2. Classic China
  3. Splendors of Japan (this trip sold out in 2013, so there are double the travel dates available for 2014)

 

 

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Sue Lobo
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