InsideAsia Tours has released its first post-pandemic brochure focusing on Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. The brochure outlines four curated trips for each country and highlights favorite places and experiences as selected by the InsideAsia Tours team—all of whom have either lived or traveled extensively in the region. The digital-only brochure features agent-friendly guidance and offers inspiration for different types of clients.
“As restrictions in Asia ease, people are looking to travel beyond our hemisphere for something new. Asia offers something completely different in terms of culture, landscapes, people, food, and adventure,” said John McMillen, trade marketing manager, in a press note. “Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos are three countries that all offer something special. This brochure offers ideas and inspiration in the form of workable trips, experiences, and insight that we hope will aid our travel advisor partners as well as their clients.”
The brochure includes adventures and experiences, including cruising on Halong Bay’s quieter but equally beautiful Lan Ha Bay, train travel through Laos, camping in the jungles of Cambodia’s Cardamom National Park, meditation with monks in Luang Prabang, homestays in rural Cambodia and street-food and craft beer tours in Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi.
InsideAsia Tours also highlights its commitment to sustainable travel through its work with suppliers, as well as its carbon offsetting program that supports the development of a renewable energy project in rural Vietnam.
Vietnam is entirely open to travelers, with pre-departure COVID tests still required, while Cambodia is open for travel without testing for vaccinated travelers. Laos is also open, and has dropped all restrictions and requirements for vaccinated travelers.
InsideAsia Tours is the sister brand of InsideJapan Tours and part of the Inside Travel Group.
For more information, visit www.insideasiatours.com.
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