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2025 Cherry Blossom Sale! Save up to £1,000pp – Wendy Wu Tours
Are you longing to experience one of the world’s most breathtaking natural spectacles? Each spring, Japan‘s landscapes transform, covered in vibrant blankets of pink and white as the beautiful sakura trees come into bloom. This spectacular phenomena lasts for just a few weeks and during that time the season is widely celebrated with plenty of festivities making it a wonderful time to visit.
Unlike almost every other tour operator, we still have places available on our cherry blossom tours to Japan for next year! So, if you want to experience the beauty of spring in Japan for yourself, book by 29 November to save up to £1,000 per person on the last remaining spots on our fully inclusive Japan tours for cherry blossom 2025.
Japan 2025 Cherry Blossom Sale
Save up to £1,000 per person on our last remaining spaces!
Book by 29 November
This Specials closes at midnight on 2024-11-29.
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