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River cruise programme for Wendy Wu
Wendy Wu Tours has launched a new River Cruising programme as one of the first projects for incoming MD Laurence Hicks.
The programme will feature five river cruising itineraries taking in the Yangtze River in China but the operator plans to expand to river cruises throughout Indochina.
MD Laurence Hicks said: "We are particularly excited about the opportunity to tackle a market which continues to expand with increasing numbers of customers who are looking for innovative ways to experience new destinations through the comfort and value of a cruise.
"Our knowledge and experience in China makes Wendy Wu Tours an obvious choice for those agents with loyal customer clients who want to experience river cruising on the Yangtze."
Wendy Wu Tours partner on the water is Victoria Cruises and their three ships Jenna, Anna and Sophia will provide the river cruise experience.
All ships have been rated five star by the Chinese National Tourism Administration and the company is renowned for the quality of its fleet, outstanding service and innovative itineraries.
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