Travel Indochina has announced that their 2008/2009 ‘India & the Maldives: Handmade Holidays’ brochure is now in the market, with this brochure complementing their Handmade Holidays series, which includes specialist Indochina, Thailand, China and Borneo brochures.
In addition to featuring some of their most popular Small Group Journeys, the Handmade Holidays collection includes excellent City Stays, hotel and honeymoon packages, family experiences and independent adventures for travellers on any budget.
The latest ‘India & the Maldives: Handmade Holidays’ brochure not only brings together comprehensive travel elements that can be used to tailor-make individualised holidays of a lifetime, such as hotels across the spectrum and short city and regional touring options, but brings some exciting new product into the Travel Indochina fold.
A special feature of the new brochure is a focus on India’s unique heritage hotels, from sumptuous Rajput palaces to secluded backwater homestays.
Looking for the height of luxury adventure? See their ‘Aman’s Camp & Oasis Journey.’
For some of the hidden beauty and ancient traditions of Rajasthan, see their ‘Rajasthan’s Hidden Heritage’ package.
Or explore tropical Kerala, the temples and wildlife-rich jungles of the south, or simply relax on a sparkling Goa beach.
“This is our most exciting product range to date,” says Eric Finley, India Product Team at Travel Indochina.
“Not only are our hotels hand-picked to reflect the best accommodation available in terms of location, class, service and value, but our unique touring options run the gambit.”
“I’m particularly excited about some of our new tour programmes, which offer unforgettable experiences in some of India’s most interesting regions of culture and wildlife.”
“’Rajasthan’s Hidden Heritage’ and ‘Mysore Explorer’ are two new itineraries designed by and unique to Travel Indochina……….and it all comes with Travel Indochina’s signature expertise and level of care.”
Get your copy of the latest, greatest ‘India & the Maldives: Handmade Holidays’ now!
Report by The Mole
