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18-Day Fly & Tour Holiday uncovering the highlights of China and Japan, from the incredible Great Wall to vibrant Tokyo and all the wonders in between.
Book By 30 November 2025
Select Dates August 26 – May 27
18-Day Fly & Tour Holiday uncovering the highlights of China and Japan, from the incredible Great Wall to vibrant Tokyo and all the wonders in between.
Experience the best of China and Japan on this 18-day fly & tour holiday, travelling from the incredible Great Wall to vibrant Tokyo with unforgettable stops along the way.
Begin in Beijing, where you’ll stand atop the iconic Great Wall and visit the awe-inspiring Terracotta Warriors. Journey to charming ancient water towns near Shanghai, then explore the dynamic city itself, from the Bund to bustling local markets. From Shanghai, fly to Japan and begin your adventure in Osaka and Nara, discovering magnificent temples, shrines, and meeting the friendly deer in Nara Park. In Kyoto, wander timeless streets, serene gardens, and iconic cultural landmarks. Travel to Hakone to experience Japan’s scenic countryside, tranquil lakes, and, if lucky, stunning views of Mount Fuji. Conclude your journey in Tokyo, a dynamic city of dazzling lights, eclectic neighbourhoods, and modern marvels.
With a perfect mix of iconic sights, cultural encounters, and breathtaking landscapes, this China and Japan adventure promises unforgettable memories. Enjoy free time in key cities to explore at your own pace or choose from optional experiences to enhance your journey.
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Welcome to Beijing! Upon arrival at Beijing Airport, you will be greeted by a tour representative and transferred to your hotel where check-in commences from 3:00pm. The remainder of the day is at leisure.
Note: Due to flight schedules, many flights from Australia will arrive late in the evening. For those arriving early in the morning, please check your flight e-ticket as the flights may depart the day prior on an overnight journey.
Start your day with a visit to the impressive Temple of Heaven, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that exudes serenity and grandeur. Its intricate architecture and expansive gardens symbolise harmony between heaven and earth in ancient Chinese cosmology — a testament to China’s rich cultural heritage.
Next, visit the Panda House at Beijing Zoo to see the giant pandas — beloved national icons — as they play, munch on bamboo, and relax in their specially designed habitats.
Enjoy a traditional Peking Duck lunch, one of Beijing’s most iconic dishes.
In the afternoon, you may choose to join an optional rickshaw ride through the ancient Hutongs, followed by a home-cooked meal.
Begin your day with a visit to a Jade Museum, where you’ll learn about the cultural significance and craftsmanship of jade — a gemstone revered in China for over 4,000 years.
Then, journey to the Great Wall of China at Juyongguan. Walk along this ancient marvel, pausing to admire the watchtowers and panoramic mountain views. A picnic-style lunch will be provided so you can maximise your time exploring.
In the afternoon, you may opt to visit the Summer Palace, China’s best-preserved imperial garden, known for its elegant pavilions and tranquil lakes.
Visit the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, where you’ll explore the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine — a 5,000-year-old practice that includes herbal remedies, acupuncture, massage, and dietary therapy.
Enjoy free time at Wangfujing Street, a bustling hub of shops, markets, and eateries which is the perfect location to purchase a variety of lunch options.
Later, visit Tiananmen Square, one of the world’s largest public squares and a site of major historical significance. From there, continue to the Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace Museum — the former home of 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This morning you will visit Beijing’s famous Pearl Factory where you can learn about the precious stone and its economic significance in China.
Then, transfer to Beijing Railway Station for your high-speed bullet train journey to Xian (approx. 5 hours). Enjoy the changing landscapes as you travel in second-class comfort. Be sure to pack a day bag, as your main luggage will not be easily accessible. Snacks and drinks are available onboard or can be purchased at the station beforehand.
Before arrival, your Beijing Tour Guide will introduce you to your local Xian guide and bid you farewell. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel, passing the ancient City Wall and stopping for a photo at the Bell and Drum Towers.
In the evening, you may choose to attend the Tang Dynasty Song and Dance Show, paired with a delicious dumpling banquet.
Step back in time with a visit to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at thousands of life-sized clay soldiers, horses, and chariots that have guarded the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang for over 2,200 years.
Afterward, visit the Terracotta Warriors Factory to see how replicas are made and browse for unique souvenirs. Lunch will be provided either before or after the factory visit, depending on timing and crowds.
In the evening, opt to explore the vibrant Great Tang All Day Mall, where you can dress in traditional Chinese attire for a fun and memorable cultural experience.
This morning, transfer to Xian Railway Station where you will board your 6.5-hour bullet train journey to Suzhou, accompanied by your Xian Tour Guide. Before arriving at Suzhou, your Xian Tour Guide will introduce you to your East China Tour Guide, who will be with you for the remainder of your tour in Suzhou, Hangzhou & Shanghai.
Upon arrival in Suzhou, immerse yourself in the beauty of Chinese gardens at Suzhou’s Lingering Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring pavilions, ponds, rockeries, and captivating architecture. Opt to join a relaxing cruise along Suzhou’s ancient canal.
Please Note: Due to local conditions, train schedules, or group train carriage availability, this bullet train journey may be substituted with a 2-hour domestic flight. In the unlikely event, the Xian Tour Guide will inform all guests locally and arrange all transportation, including domestic flight group tickets to ensure you arrive in your next destination – East China (Suzhou, Hangzhou & Shanghai).
China is the largest silk producer in the world, and Suzhou is renowned for its exquisite quality silk. Witness the delicate silk-making process from silkworm cocoons at the Silk Spinning Factory and experience how the handmade quilts are as light as a feather.
Depart Suzhou and travel by coach to Hangzhou, described by Marco Polo as ‘the most beautiful and magnificent city in the world’. Hangzhou is considered the tea capital of China and is famous for its scenic beauty, including the tranquil West Lake.
Discover Hangzhou’s timeless allure with an enchanting cruise on West Lake. Drift past ancient pagodas, picturesque islands, and lush gardens while soaking in the serene beauty that unfolds before you. Opt to enjoy a spectacular 50min outdoor performance entirely staged on the beautiful West Lake
Start your day by enjoying the local specialty, Longjing Tea, at a traditional Hangzhou tea house. Take in the beautiful scenery of the surrounding village as you savour the authentic flavours of this beloved Chinese green tea.
Travel east by coach to Shanghai, a dazzling metropolis known for its towering skyscrapers, vibrant street life, and blend of Eastern tradition with Western influence.
Explore Shanghai’s Bund district, where majestic colonial-era buildings line the historic waterfront promenade along the Huangpu River. The Bund offers a captivating mix of old-world charm and modern allure. For shopping enthusiasts, Nanjing Road is a paradise, with everything from high-end fashion to bargain markets.
After exploring the city, opt to join an evening cruise on the Huangpu River or return to your hotel
Discover the charm of the Shanghai History Museum, a captivating showcase of China’s rich history and culture. Explore its halls adorned with ancient artefacts, from delicate ceramics to intricate sculptures.
Enjoy time at leisure to immerse yourself in the city of Shanghai or choose to join optional tours to explore some of Shanghai’s iconic temples, shows, and shopping streets.
Enjoy today to explore Shanghai at your own pace. Your East China Tour Guide will be able to share some ideas, including a range of optional tours including Shanghai Disneyland, which includes general admission and return transportation from your hotel.
After breakfast and check-out, bid farewell to your China Tour Guide and transfer to Shanghai Airport for your departure flight to Osaka, Japan.
Osaka is Japan’s vibrant second city and is known for its dynamic food scene, friendly locals, and lively urban energy.
Upon arrival at Osaka Kansai International Airport, you will be met by an English-speaking representative who will assist you in boarding the airport transfer to the group hotel. The representative will also provide details of your local guide and the meeting time for the following day. Upon arrival at the hotel, the remainder of the day is at leisure.
Please Note: The English-speaking representative remains at the airport and does not accompany the group to the hotel.
Meet your Japan Tour Guide this morning to begin your half-day sightseeing tour of Osaka.
Start with a visit inside the historic Osaka Castle, one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks. Explore its interior exhibits, enjoy panoramic views from the top floor, and learn about its rich history dating back to the 16th century.
Next, head to the lively Dotonbori District, Osaka’s famous entertainment area known for its neon lights and bustling street food scene. Walk along the canal, take in the vibrant atmosphere, and discover local favourites like Takoyaki and okonomiyaki — perfect if you’d like to grab a bite during your free time.
Your tour concludes in Dotonbori. You may choose to stay and explore independently and make your own way back to the hotel, or return with the guide via group transfer.
Leave Osaka and head towards Nara, Japan’s ancient capital.
Visit the iconic Todaiji Temple, home to the towering Great Buddha statue, then enjoy time at Nara Deer Park, where friendly deer roam freely and are considered sacred.
Continue to Kyoto, Japan’s cultural heart, known for its centuries-old temples, serene gardens, and traditional wooden townhouses. The city offers a captivating blend of history, elegance, and spiritual charm.
En route, stop at the Fushimi Inari Shrine, famous for its thousands of vibrant red torii gates that wind up the hillside — a truly unforgettable sight.
After breakfast, meet your guide and begin a half-day city tour of Kyoto.
Visit the Heian Jingu Shrine, known for its striking vermilion gate and impressive architecture. Then continue to the Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji Temple), one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks, with its shimmering gold-leaf exterior reflected in a peaceful pond.
Return to your hotel where the afternoon is at leisure, or you can be dropped off in the famous Gion area to explore Kyoto’s historic geisha district independently. If you choose this option, please note that you will need to make your own way back to the hotel.
Please Note: Gion is a very popular and busy area in Kyoto, which is not suitable for large group touring. Therefore, this visit is only offered as an independent option. The area offers plenty of transport options including taxis and Uber to return to your hotel (approximately 15–20 minutes), at your own expense.
After breakfast, travel by bullet train from Kyoto Station to Mishima Station. Meals are not included on board, so we recommend purchasing snacks or lunch at the station before departure.
Upon arrival, continue by coach to Hakone, a scenic region known for its lakes, mountains, and views of Mount Fuji. Cruise on Lake Ashi where you can see the iconic red torii gate, followed by a short coach ride to Togendai Station. Board the Hakone Ropeway for a 20-minute aerial journey offering panoramic views—on clear days, you may catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji.
Disembark at Owakudani Station, overlooking a volcanic valley with active sulfur vents. You’ll have free time to explore and, if you wish, purchase Hakone’s famous kuro-tamago (black eggs), boiled in the hot springs and said to add seven years to your life according to local legend.
Later, travel by coach (approx. 2.5 hours) to Tokyo, arriving in the evening.
Weather Note: Visibility of Mount Fuji and operation of the Hakone Ropeway are subject to weather conditions. Your Japan Tour Guide will advise on alternatives if needed.
Luggage Note: Large luggage will not travel on the bullet train, it will transported by chartered truck directly to your Tokyo hotel. Please ensure you bring a day bag with essentials.
After breakfast, begin a half-day tour viewing some of Tokyo’s most iconic sights.
Stop at the Imperial Palace Plaza, where you can admire the palace grounds and the famous Double Bridge from the exterior, soaking in the history and grandeur of Japan’s Imperial residence.
Continue to Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s oldest districts. En route, enjoy a distant view of the impressive Tokyo Skytree — Japan’s tallest structure. In Asakusa, visit Sensoji Temple and stroll along Nakamise Street, known for its traditional shops and colourful street food. This lively area offers a great chance to soak up Tokyo’s traditional charm.
After sightseeing, return to your hotel with the group, or alternatively, you may choose to stay and explore the exciting Asakusa area independently. If you choose to stay in Asakusa, please note that you will need to make your own way back to the hotel by taxi or public transport.
After breakfast and check-out, make your own way to Tokyo Airport to meet your flight.
Important Note: Airport transfers are not included. Hotel staff can assist you in organising a taxi, or an affordable option is to book a seat on the Airport Limousine Bus.
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Extra charges apply for:
Spring (March to May)
Spring is one of the most beautiful and comfortable times to visit both China and Japan. Across China, mild temperatures and blooming flowers transform cities and countryside into colourful landscapes, perfect for exploring iconic sites like the Great Wall in pleasant temperatures.
In Japan, this same season brings the celebrated cherry blossoms — typically from late March to early April — along with other floral displays such as wisteria, plum, and azalea. Gardens, temples, and parks come alive with vibrant colour, creating a picturesque backdrop for sightseeing and cultural discovery.
Autumn (October to November)
Autumn is another ideal season to uncover the wonders of China and Japan. Both countries enjoy crisp air, golden sunshine, and fewer crowds, making it a comfortable and scenic time to travel. In China, autumn paints the Great Wall and surrounding landscapes in warm hues of red and gold, while Japan’s famous koyo (autumn leaves) season — typically from late October to mid-November — blankets the country in fiery shades of maple and ginkgo. The clear skies and moderate temperatures make this period perfect for relaxed exploration and photography.
Please note: Cherry blossom and autumn foliage periods vary each year and are subject to weather and climate conditions.
Price based on departing from Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney
Extra charges apply for:
Pace & Fitness
This is a fast-paced tour covering both China and Japan, and a good level of fitness is essential.
The itinerary involves a mix of travel by coach, bullet trains, flight and boat, with early starts and several long days of touring. You must be able to move unassisted throughout the tour, including getting on and off vehicles, navigating stairs, and walking for extended periods. This tour is not suitable for travellers who require assistance or have limited mobility.
TWIN Bedding only
All hotel rooms on this itinerary are based on TWIN bedding (two single beds). This is due to the limited hotel options and smaller room sizes in Japan. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate any other bedding configurations.
Airport Transfers
Airport transfers in Beijing (Day 1), Shanghai (Day 12) and Osaka (Day 12) are included.
In Tokyo (Day 18), there is no airport transfer included, and guests must make their own way to the airport by taxi or Airport Limousine Bus.
Tipping
Tipping in China is a customary element of the tourism industry and is therefore strongly recommended. All tipping paid to your China Tour Leader is used to support all local tour guides and drivers you will encounter along the way.
Visa requirement
Optional Tours
Optional sightseeing and programs are special, unique experiences that you may add to your tour. Costs for optional activities listed in the itinerary are payable directly to the Tour Guide in the local currency and cannot be prepaid. All pricing is per person and may vary depending on the number of participants, as guide and transport costs are shared among those who choose to join.
A first deposit from $1399 per person is required to secure your booking. This includes an airfare payment to lock in the best available flight itinerary approximately 10 months before departure. If you are flying from ADL or have upgraded to a preferred airline carrier, an additional amount will be required at the time of booking. Our Sales Team will advise you of the exact amount.
The final balance is due 5 months prior to departure. For departures within 5 months, full payment is required at the time of booking.
Below is a list of the suggested hotels for this itinerary. All hotels are locally rated 3.5–4 stars and are subject to change. All rooms are based on TWIN bedding (two single beds).
To accommodate large groups while ensuring a comfortable, Western-friendly experience, many hotels are located outside congested city centres. This provides better accessibility, spacious facilities, and amenities suited to international travellers.
A final hotel list will be provided in your Final Documents, issued no later than 30 days prior to departure.
A single supplement from $1800*pp is payable in addition to the twin share price for solo occupancy.
Important Information
Exclusions
Tokyo Airport transfer, Meals not stated, beverages, optional programs, travel insurance (strongly recommended), Visa requirements, tipping, personal expenses, and anything not explicitly specified are at your own expense.
Payment
A first deposit from $1399 per person is required to secure your booking. The final balance will be due 5 months before departure. Full payment is due at the time of booking for departures within 5 months.
Pace & Fitness
This is a fast-paced tour covering both China and Japan, and a good level of fitness is essential.
The itinerary involves a mix of travel by coach, bullet trains, flight and boat, with early starts and several long days of touring. You must be able to move unassisted throughout the tour, including getting on and off vehicles, navigating stairs, and walking for extended periods. Expect to spend significant time on your feet exploring iconic landmarks such as the Great Wall of China, as well as natural sites that require greater mobility. This tour is not suitable for travellers who require assistance or have limited mobility.
For advice on whether this trip is suitable for you, you must disclose any physical ailments at the time of booking.
Tipping
Tipping in China is a customary element of the tourism industry and is therefore strongly recommended. All tipping paid to your China Tour Leader is used to support all local tour guides and drivers you will encounter along the way.
While tipping is not mandatory, it is a common practice in Asia and a gesture of appreciation. As most tour guides consider tipping a part of their income, please don’t feel intimidated should the tour guides approach you as they bid you farewell.
Solo Occupancy
A single supplement from $1,800 per person is payable in addition to the twin-share price for solo occupancy. Single rooms may be smaller than twin rooms in China and Japan. Single rooms may feature 1 large bed or 2 twin beds.
Triple Share
Triple share is not available.
Extra Accommodation
Pre and Post tour accommodation is currently unavailable. Should you wish to extend your holiday, you can book your own accommodation however additional flight costs/deviation fees may apply.
Child Policy
This tour is designed for adults only; children under 18 years are not permitted on the tour.
Price
Surcharges may apply for select travel periods and departure cities. Prices are correct at time of publication and are subject to availability, change, cancellation or withdrawal without notice. All prices are in Australian dollars per person twin share unless stated otherwise.
Cancellation / Amendments
Due to heavily discounted product featured in this package, the cancellation fee is 100% of the purchased price. In the event of cancellation and the full payment has been made, some airline taxes may be refundable and this amount will be advised to you at time of cancellation. Amendments to bookings are not permitted.
Deviation
Any request to deviate from the original dates or routing, including early arrival and stay behind, is subject to a flight deviation fee from $150 per person, plus applicable airfare and tax differences. Packaged tour extensions are not subject to the deviation fee (applicable airfare and tax differences may still apply) if booked according to the original advertised dates and routing.
Breakaway
Guests must remain with the tour group at all times and may only leave the group if prior written approval has been obtained before departure or directly from the Tour Guide while in-destination.
Any guest who leaves the group without such approval will forfeit ongoing travel arrangements, including hotel accommodation and transportation. Aside from scheduled free time listed in the itinerary, all guests are required to stay with the group for the full duration of the tour unless previously arranged and approved by Ignite Travel Group.
In cases where it becomes necessary to leave the group unexpectedly, Ignite Travel Group or the local tour guide must be notified immediately.
Passport
For international travel, each customer must provide a copy of the passport photo page at the time of booking. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that all names are full names, exactly matched to the passport, with six months’ validity beyond trip completion. The customer is liable for all fees due to incorrect names, invalid passport information, and expired passports.
Visa requirement
Kyoto City Tourism Tax
To support sustainable tourism and preserve Kyoto’s cultural heritage, a mandatory Kyoto City Accommodation Tax applies to all stays within the city centre. This small, per-night local tax is paid directly to your hotel at check-in and ranges from $3–7 AUD per room, per night. This initiative helps manage visitor numbers and contributes to maintaining Kyoto’s beauty and infrastructure for future travellers. It’s a small contribution that makes a big difference.
Baggage
Each person is entitled to a strict maximum of one bag not exceeding 20kg on tour, superseding any other baggage allowance. Excess baggage is not permitted. You are strongly encouraged to pack lightly. An additional light day bag or backpack is permitted on the coach. Due to high-speed train baggage restrictions, you may be required to pack a separate light bag or backpack containing essentials. Porterage is not included, and you are required to carry your own bags. Luggage and personal effects are at your own risk, and we hold no liability for lost or damaged belongings.
Airport Transfers
Airport transfers in Beijing (Day 1), Shanghai (Day 12) and Osaka (Day 12) are included.
In Tokyo (Day 18), there is no airport transfer included, and guests must make their own way to the airport by taxi or Airport Limousine Bus.
Meals
Breakfasts offered by the accommodation providers are typically buffet style, with limited vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and lactose-free options. For meals not included, your Tour Guide will escort you to preferred Western-friendly restaurants or suggest dining options nearby. Please notify us at the time of booking of any special dietary requirements or allergies. We endeavour to pass on your dietary requirements but cannot guarantee that they can be met, as certain choices may be limited or not catered for. You are required to reconfirm dietary requests with your Tour Guide whilst on tour.
Accommodation
Hotel rooms in Japan are generally smaller than Western standards, while rooms in China offer more standard sizing. All rooms are based on TWIN bedding (two single beds). Bedding requests, including one large bed cannot be requested. Rooms are lead-in or run-of-house unless stated otherwise and are requested as non-smoking, though some hotels may have smoking rooms or floors.
Hotel names listed are indicative and may change; final hotels will be confirmed in your travel documents. All hotel ratings are local or self-rated 3.5-4 stars. Standard check-in is usually from 3:00 pm, and check-out by 10:00 am, though times may vary by property.
Bullet Train Transportation
All train transportation featured in the itinerary is based on 2nd class seating or Standard Economy Class. Due to factors outside our control, such as operational changes, last-minute track maintenance, or unfavourable weather conditions, train travel may be substituted with a flight to maintain the continuity of the itinerary while prioritising the safety of all guests.
International Flights
International flights are based on economy class with a full-service carrier including China Southern Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines or Singapore Airlines or similar (subject to availability).
The outbound flight may depart one day prior to Day 1 shown on the itinerary. The inbound flight may arrive one day after the final day shown on the itinerary. Flights are booked approximately 8 to 10 months prior to departure. The flights included in your package are based on full-service Chinese-based carriers with a specific predetermined airfare allowance. Should there be a significant increase in airfares, fuel levies, taxes, or government fees at the time of booking flights, an airfare supplement may be imposed. The flights team will discuss options with you prior to ticketing should this situation arise or offer you an upgrade amount if you wish to fly with a premium carrier instead. Flights may not operate daily or directly to your destination. Non-attendance of any flight sectors will result in the automatic cancellation of all onward flights by the airline.
Internal International Flight
The internal flight from Shanghai (China) to Osaka (Japan) is based on economy class with China Eastern, Air China or Juneyao Airlines or similar including 20kg of checked luggage. This ticket will be provided to you in Shanghai by the China Tour Guide.
Fuel
In the unlikely event of a significant increase in fuel costs levied by third-party air, land, and cruise transportation operators before travel, a fuel supplement may be passed on to the customer.
Group Size
You will meet like-minded travellers on tour and may even make lifelong friends. This holiday will proceed with a minimum group size of approximately 20 and a maximum group size of approximately 40 passengers. If the tour does not operate due to minimum numbers, you will be offered a credit, an alternative date or refund.
Optional Tours
Optional sightseeing and programs are special, unique experiences that you may add to your tour. Costs for optional activities listed in the itinerary are payable directly to the Tour Guide in the local currency and cannot be prepaid. All pricing is per person and may vary depending on the number of participants, as guide and transport costs are shared among those who choose to join.
Itinerary
The operating schedule and itinerary may be impacted without notice by adverse weather, seasonal factors, closures, local conditions, COVID-19, or other factors beyond our control, including force majeure. If attractions are not available due to reasons beyond our control, such as closures or adverse weather, alternatives will be provided where possible. The itinerary and its order, sightseeing, and transportation may be adjusted as deemed appropriate by the operator for optimum safety, enjoyment, and operation. Any reference to ‘optional’, ‘not included’, or ‘exclusions/excluded’ means at your own expense.
Beijing Sightseeing
Due to a daily ticket limit imposed at Beijing’s Forbidden City, there may be rare occasions where this attraction cannot be visited. In this event, your tour guide will secure an alternative visit to the Lama Temple or Gongwangfu Garden in Beijing. Unfortunately, tickets for international groups cannot be pre-purchased and are subject to the above daily ticket limit policy.
Shopping in China
China is a treasure trove for those looking to shop, from bustling markets to large shopping centres. Famously known for silk and jade products, China is also renowned for its pearls, tea, and traditional Chinese medicine. Your itinerary will allow for stops at English-speaking shops where you can browse or purchase products. Any purchase of products is at your own discretion. Please do not make any purchases if you are not comfortable or feel pressured into doing so. Should you require any assistance with the language barrier, please seek help from your Tour Guide.
Health
It is the responsibility of the customer to check and comply with the health, vaccination, COVID-19, and immigration requirements of each origin and destination country, and health requirements imposed by air, tour, cruise, and accommodation providers. Vaccinations, testing, and quarantine costs are the responsibility of the customer. Comprehensive travel insurance with COVID-19 coverage is strongly recommended. Tap water in Asia may not be safe to drink. Drink only bottled water with intact seals.
Documentation
Final documentation will be emailed 30 days prior to departure, which includes a final hotel list, return flight itinerary, and invoice with the day-by-day itinerary.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is not included and is strongly recommended. Ask our holiday experts for great coverage options.
Force Majeure
Force majeure means any natural disaster, accident, fire, act of God, act of war, terrorism, legally binding judgment, injunction, action of a court or other relevant authority, emergency, unplanned repairs, maintenance, strike, industrial dispute, work ban, blockade or picketing, travel ban, pandemic, epidemic or outbreak of infectious disease, or other event beyond our reasonable direct or indirect control. In the case of force majeure or other extraordinary events that prevent safe travel, the supplier reserves the right to adjust, postpone, or csancel the trip.
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