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News and travel articles

News & travel articles

Woman looking at the view at a hotel in Sri Lanka

Why your hotel in Sri Lanka has changed (and why you're still in safe hands)

It’s natural to have questions when the accommodation in your Sri Lanka itinerary differs from the original plan. We completely understand, as where you stay is a big part of the tour experience. When we change a hotel, we do so to ensure you enjoy the same or a higher…

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Woman looking at the Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima, Japan

Travelogue from Japan: Hiroshima’s many stories

In October 2025, I, Trine from Marketing, travelled to Japan for the very first time. Usually, it’s me who writes these introductions to my colleagues’ adventures at destinations across the globe. But this time, it was my turn. A tour to Japan offers so many incredible experiences that it can…

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Father and son at Little Adam's Peak in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka with kids

Sri Lanka is the perfect destination for a safe and adventurous family holiday, offering plenty of opportunities for play, curiosity and relaxation at a pace that children will love. Look forward to everything from wildlife safaris and hikes through lush mountain landscapes to unwinding on peaceful beaches Below you'll find…

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Our colleague Britta on a swing on the beach at Koh Samet

Travelogue from Thailand: Why I adore Thailand so much!

Thailand is a wonderful destination, bursting with experiences that could fill a lifetime. Our travel specialist Britta knows this better than anyone. Below, you can read what it is about Thailand that keeps her coming back time and again. I first visited Thailand in 1999. It was only a brief…

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Claus looks out over the fields in Yangshuo, China

Travelogue from China: a warm and joyful reunion

A great deal can happen in 20 years, especially in a country like China, where the pace of development never really slows down. Claus, our CEO, experienced this first-hand when he and his family returned in July 2025 to the country they once called home for five years, more than…

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