Highlights
Bangkok, Reclining Buddha, Emerald Buddha, Bangkok Street Food, Choice on Tour: Suan Pakkad Palace Museum or Marble Temple, Sukhothai, Chiang Rai, The Golden Triangle, Chiang Mai, Elephant Experience in Chiang Mai, Choice on Tour: Thai Massage or Dinner, Lanna Home Visit, Home-Hosted Meal, Phuket, Tuk Tuk Rides
Essential Experiences
Itinerary at a Glance
Day 1 | Overnight Flight |
Day 2 – 4 | Amari Watergate Bangkok, Bangkok |
Day 5 – 6 | Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa, Sukhothai |
Day 7 – 8 | The Legend Chiang Rai Boutique River Resort & Spa, Chiang Rai |
Day 9 – 11 | Kantary Hills Chiangmai, Chiang Mai |
Day 12 – 14 | Cape Panwa Hotel, Phuket, Phuket |
Day 15 | Kantary House, Bangkok |
Extend Your Vacation With
Day1Overnight Flight
Set out on a journey that introduces you to a mix of cultures in this impressive, vibrant city-state by the sea.
Day2Singapore
In Singapore, traditional beliefs and novel experiences come together in an extraordinary blend. Self-described as the city that never sleeps, Singapore combines old and new seamlessly, with impressive sights regardless of where you look - from atop skyscrapers that soar above colonial buildings to age-old places of worship.
Day3Singapore
Start your day by getting to know your surroundings on a tour through Chinatown and the Hawker Center. With your guide, explore places like the Telok Ayer area, Thian Hock Keng Temple, Ann Siang Hill, and Club Street by foot. After working up an appetite, your city tour will end at Maxwell Food Center where you’ll get a tasting of local snacks and coffee. Not sure what to get? Don’t worry – your guide will share with you tips as you walk through the market. Then, return to your hotel and spend the afternoon at leisure, exploring how you like.
Included Meals
- Breakfast
Day4Singapore
Today starts with discovery as you learn the history of the 19th century Peranakan houses. Explore the area around Neil and Pertain Road and visit the restored homes with your guide. After your visit to the homes, continue the afternoon with a visit to a Chinatown shop to see traditional enamel, also known as “tingkat” sets, and hand drawn porcelain rooster bowls. Satisfy your appetite this afternoon with a delicious Peranakan lunch at the local Blue Ginger restaurant. Return to your hotel after lunch and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
Included Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Day5Singapore
Say “good morning” how you like and start with some free time to recharge for the day. Explore Singapore and visit that shop down the street you’ve been hearing all about. Later this afternoon, visit the Gardens by the Bay. Get ready to step into two climate conservatories: Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. Flower Dome is the largest glass greenhouse and boasts a variety of changing flowers and plants from the Mediterranean regions. At Cloud Forest, take in breathtaking mountain views surrounded by a diverse collection of vegetation and hidden floral gems. End your visit with a local meal.
Included Meals
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day6Singapore - Bangkok, Thailand
Bid farewell to Singapore as you head to Bangkok. Your journey has only just begun.
The overall activity level of this extension is a level 3. This means walking and standing for longer periods of time (2-3 hours) isn’t a big deal for you. You can navigate hills and uneven ground, climb into various modes of transportation (tuk-tuk, cable car, zodiac, etc.), and could possibly anticipate changes in elevation. Walking four miles over the course of a day is very doable as is climbing 3 flights of stairs. You can handle altitudes between 6,000 and 9,000 feet. You can expect some longer days balanced with free time. This level is not a fit for travelers that require mobility assistance devices.
Fully-guided extensions are perfect for travelers who want the complete experience of a new destination and local experiences. Travelers will have a dedicated guide throughout this entire extension.
We reserve the right to cancel this extension if a minimum of 4 passengers is not met to operate.
Extensions are subject to availability and applicable charges at time of request.
If you require any special assistance while on tour, please make us aware at time of reservation so the necessary request form can be sent to your attention.
Single accommodations are limited and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Single rate subject to change based on availability.
For air-inclusive reservations, the name provided at time of booking must match your government-issued ID that will be used during travel. Name changes are subject to penalties.
An additional air segment is required for this extension, quoted at time of booking. Additional air charges may apply.
Please note that departures that fall during Chinese New Year in January of 2025 may require changes to included features based on closures during this important annual festival.
Available Options
Jim Thompson House & Museum with Lunch • $90pp
During an afternoon in Bangkok, set off for the Jim Thompson House & Museum where you can check out the Asian art collection of James H.W. Thompson - the “Thai Silk King” - who went missing mysteriously in 1967, leaving behind an incredible museum spotlighting his own stunning collection of art. Thompson was an American architect who built this museum in 1959 to house his most secular collection of historical Buddhist statues and traditional Thai paintings made from cloth, wood and paper that illustrate the life of Buddha. He also collected white and blue porcelain from China and other intricate artwork from Burma, Laos and Cambodia. The founder of the Thai Silk Company was believed to have truly revitalized the silk industry in Southeast Asia. Experience the tapestry of displays as you explore this creative space before sitting down for lunch at the museum restaurant. Duration: Approximately 2 hours. Please note a minimum of 10 passengers is required. Transportation is included.
Cancellation Waiver
Worry-Free Cancellation
Our industry-leading cancellation waiver offers travellers a full cash refund for the price of the tour, right up to the day prior to departure, minus the small cost of the waiver. Travel worry-free knowing if anything changes, you're protected.
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Plus, you're covered on tour.
Our travel protection plan covers you on tour. If you have to stop your trip or return home early, need medical assistance or evacuation, suffer a baggage loss or delay; or are delayed on tour for 12 hours or more, you're covered.
Travel Protection is just $449 per person.
Travel Tips
At the time of booking, you will be asked what type of room you would like.
A double room has either one large bed or two smaller ones. Double rooms are perfect for couples or if you’re travelling with a companion and wish to share a room. There are plenty of double rooms available on our tours.
A single or solo room has only one bed and may be smaller in size. These rooms are first come, first-served, as most properties have only a limited number of these rooms available.
We will forward your request to the hotel and do our best to accommodate your needs; however, please know that we cannot make any guarantees.
In certain countries, the hotel rooms may not be as large as standard hotel rooms in your home country due to the fact that hotels may be in historical buildings. In some hotels, the air-conditioning and heating systems may be centrally-controlled and only operate seasonally. It is also important to note that not all hotels have AC, and those that do may not cool to the degree that you are used to at home.
Here are a few details to keep in mind:
Check in times are set by individual hotels and can vary, but most hotels offer afternoon check-ins. Depending on your arrival time, you may have to wait before you can get into your room. Some hotels may be willing to store your luggage in a secure location until your room is ready. In these instances, the hotel will not be responsible for lost or stolen items and there may be a charge for this service.
Please observe check out times at all properties. Hotels designate these as well.
Some hotels require a credit card imprint or your passport information upon check in in order to activate telephones in the rooms and for potential incidental charges. Most hotels charge an access fee for using phones in hotel rooms. Please check with the front desk personnel at each hotel for specific policies. You will be responsible for all incidental fees occurred during your stay, and these must be paid at time of check out.
Hotel membership programs are not applicable.
The Americans with Disabilities Act does not apply outside of the United States.
We will make reasonable efforts to accommodate the special needs of our guests. However, if you require individual assistance you must be accompanied by a companion who is capable of, and totally responsible for, providing the necessary assistance. Neither our personnel nor the personnel of our destination partners may physically lift or assist clients onto transportation vehicles at any time while on tour. We regret that we cannot provide individual assistance to a guest who has special mobility or other like needs.
Should you have some extra time on your own to explore Bangkok, you'll find plenty to do! It is easy to get around by taxi and rates are reasonable. Be conscientious of the traffic in the city to ensure you have time to reach your destination.
Bangkok is a shopper’s paradise and there are many malls and local markets where you can purchase a variety of goods at very reasonable prices. Perhaps you’ll dive into the culture by visiting the Art & Culture Museum. Or perhaps, visit the Temple of the Dawn to find the row of Golden Buddhas! Whatever you decide to do, the culture and welcoming atmosphere of Bangkok will bring you delight.
Due to varied flight schedules and arrival times of our tour guests, there aren't any scheduled activities on your first day of this tour. Should your flight schedule allow for an early arrival, enjoy this opportunity for some independent exploration. If you are staying post tour, your Tour Manager will be available to offer suggestions for your additional time in the area.
If you are taking prescription medication into Thailand, please follow these recommendations carefully. Carry your medication in your hand luggage with a copy of the prescription. If it has a total import value greater than $100 US dollars, you should declare it at customs. Some specific medicines can be hard to find in Thailand and many medications on sale are counterfeit.
Thailand has restrictions on medicines which it classifies as category 2. These include medicines that can be used for the treatment of addiction, anxiety, depression, insomnia and other conditions. The rules say that you must not have more than the quantity prescribed by a doctor for 30 days. The prescription should be in English and include your name and age and list the name, volume and dosage of the medicine(s). It must also include the doctor’s signature or address. If you’re unsure if your medication falls within these categories or if you need to bring in more medication than is usually allowed, you should contact the Thai Embassy in advance of travelling.
As you’re deciding what to bring to Thailand, we have a few suggestions for you.
Casual clothing is fine, though people tend to dress conservatively in these countries. Khakis, slacks, polo shirts, and cotton tops are all appropriate. The basic rule for visiting temples is to cover your shoulders and knees. Ideally, you would cover your ankles, too. On the bottom, wear longer shorts, capris, pants/trousers or a knee length or longer skirt. On top, choose any shirt that fully covers your shoulders. Please no sleeveless shirts; however, pashmina or a scarf worn around the shoulders over a sleeveless shirt is acceptable. In addition, you may be asked to remove your shoes to enter, so we suggest easy slip on shoes and wearing socks.
Weather is typically hot during the day and cool in the evenings, so think layers. It’s much easier to maintain a level of comfort if you can add or remove a layer at a time. Make sure to bring a light jacket or sweater. Fleece or wool is best. We recommend staying away from cotton sweaters or jackets, as they won’t keep you warm if they get wet.
Comfortable footwear is crucial. Your shoes must fit well and give you the necessary support. We recommend rubber soled shoes as they work best over uneven terrain. If you decide to purchase new shoes for your trip, we suggest you wear them a number of times before your trip to break them in. Your feet will thank you.
Be prepared for all types of weather. For warm, sunny weather, pack sunscreen, a hat or a bandana/scarf to protect your neck from sunburn. For rainy weather, pack a light raincoat and a travel umbrella.
Don’t forget your bathing suit! Many of the hotels you will be staying at have pools.
For your toiletries, pack anything that could leak in plastic bags or a waterproof case. And you might want to bring a washcloth or two. Not all hotels provide them. Public restrooms don’t always have toilet paper, so you may want to pack tissues.
In general, we recommend you don’t pack anything of value in your checked bag.
You’ll want to take pictures of everything, so make sure to bring a camera as well as extra memory cards and batteries for your entire trip. If you decide to bring a video camera, don’t forget an extra battery for it plus a charger. Be sure to pack chargers and cords for all your electronic equipment. It’s also a good idea to bring a travel alarm clock, a travel sewing kit, a portable scale to weigh luggage, and some hand sanitizer for when soap and water aren’t readily available.
If you are travelling with a companion, we suggest dividing the contents of your suitcase with them, that way if one bag is delayed, some of your belongings are still available to you both. If that is not an option for you, you could put a change of clothing in your carry on if there’s room. That will give you something to wear if your checked luggage is delayed.
Last but certainly not least, leave room! You’ll need it to fit all the souvenirs you want to bring home.
It is recommended to bring mosquito spray that contains up to 30 percent DEET.
Your personal bank card may work at local ATM machines in the destination you are traveling to and would dispense local currency. Please note that ATMs will probably be the most convenient and least expensive way to obtain local currency; however, they may not always be available. Please contact your bank to determine if this option is available, that your PIN number will be accepted, to inform them that you are traveling and to determine if any charges apply for each transaction.
You may exchange your money at airports, banks, exchange bureaus, and at most hotels. In most cases, a commission charge will be assessed to exchange your money. At the hotel or in the city usually offer a better currency exchange rate than airports.
We recommend carrying only a few major credit cards. Credit card purchases often provide an extra guarantee on your purchase (check with your specific credit card company for details and fees). It is advisable to contact any credit card company you intend utilizing while on tour before you depart to notify them where you will be traveling, to avoid any rejection of services.
While US Dollars may be used for tipping of your tour components, such as Tour Manager and driver tips, please plan on using local currency for all purchases and payments.
The currency of Thailand is the Baht.
If optional tours are made available to purchase, please note that credit cards must have an expiration date of greater than 30 days from the start of the tour.
When traveling to another country, you may need an adaptor and/or electric converter to plug your electrical devices and appliances into the local power grid. An adaptor changes the plug so it fits into the outlet. A converter changes the voltage coming out of the outlet.
To determine what you need, first verify if the plugs on your devices fit the outlet of your destination.
In Thailand, the plug types can vary between A, B, C and O. Plug type B has 2 flat parallel pins and a round grounding pin, and plug type O has 2 round parallel pins and a round grounding pin. If your plugs do not match this description, you will need an adaptor.
Next, verify the voltage of each device you intend to bring. You can find this information on the cord, plug, or on the device itself. Many devices are dual voltage. For those, you do not need a converter. If your device is not dual voltage and it differs from the voltage of your destination, you will need a voltage converter.
In Thailand, the voltage is 220V.
If necessary, make sure to get a converter that converts to this voltage. If you plan to bring a sleep apnea machine, please remember to bring an extension cord along with the adaptor and voltage converter.
There isn't any significant elevation encountered on this tour.
Tipping is a great way to show your appreciation for the people who help keep your tour running smoothly. But it can be confusing who to tip, when to tip, and how. For baggage handling and waitstaff gratuities for included meals, the tips are handled by us. For hotel housekeeping staff, local sightseeing guides, transfer drivers, motor coach drivers, and Tour Managers, gratuities are not included in the price of your tour.
Here are a few of our suggestions:
Tour Manager: To express appreciation for your Tour Manager’s delivery of excellent service, it is customary to tip 7-10 US Dollars (or equivalent in local currency) per person for each travel day. (When to tip: at the end of your tour)
Motor Coach Driver: To express your appreciation for a job well done, it is customary to tip 3-5 US Dollars (or equivalent in local currency) per person for each travel day. (When to tip: at the end of your tour or time with your driver)
Here is a list of entities we recommend you contact before you depart on your tour:
1.) Your cell phone/mobile carrier if you are planning on using your device. You will want to confirm you will have access in the area(s) you will visit and inquire about any charges you may incur.
2.) Your credit card company for any card(s) you plan to use. Make sure the card company knows when and where you will be traveling to avoid any charges being declined.
3.) Your bank, so you can use your ATM/debit card worry-free. If you are travelling to another country, your bank will be able to tell you if your card will work at the ATM machines to dispense local currency, including if your PIN will be accepted. Also, indicate if you plan to use your debit card as a credit card if your card has that option. Your bank will advise you of any charges for each transaction as well.
Leave a copy of your itinerary, hotel list (included in your tour documents bundle) and a contact number with a designated person in case an emergency comes up while you’re away and someone needs to reach you.
We recommend you leave a copy of your passport at home in a secure location and bring an additional copy with you as a precaution.
During your flight, make sure to stand up and walk around as much as possible, and drink plenty of water. These simple suggestions will help you stay comfortable, particularly during long flights.
As an added measure of confidence while traveling internationally, visit www.travel.state.gov. The U.S. State Department offers a “Smart Travelers Enrollment Program” (STEP), which you may individually choose to enroll in. This allows the U.S. to better assist with lost passports or in the event of any emergency abroad.
Thank you for choosing to travel with us and allowing us to guide you along this adventure! From the moment you step out your door, we strive to provide a comprehensive, stress-free, and unforgettable travel experience. To that end, the following features are included with your tour: motor coach transportation, accommodations, hotel luggage handling (porterage), select meals, admission to attractions as outlined in your itinerary, and gratuities for bellmen, door attendants and wait staff.
You're in for a treat as you savor the distinct and tasty flavors of Southeast Asia!
On this tour, all of your breakfasts will be buffet style and a mix of Eastern and Western cuisine. Many of your lunches and dinners will consist of local food.
Meals typically consist of either a single dish or a selection of rice, fish and a variety of sauces and spices with many complementary dishes served concurrently and shared by all. It is customary to serve more dishes than there are guests at a table. Some of the highlights include fresh fruit and vegetables, like mangoes, dragon fruit and pomelo among your choices, and seafood including shrimp and local fish.
On tour, some of the meals are served banquet style, with 8 -10 courses served sequentially. As a result, meals usually take a minimum of 1.5 hours.
Menus will offer a variety of choices including pork, chicken, soups, rice and more.
In Thailand, rice is also a staple and important part of their diet. The “god of rice” is the female deity that watches over people to ensure everyone has enough to eat. Thai meals typically include four main seasoning; salty, sweet, sour and spicy. Tom Yum Gung, a spicy shrimp soup, is one of the most famous traditional foods in the country. It is typically made of prawns, mushrooms, tomatoes, cilantro and other herbs and spices.
Guests flying to the United States from all international destinations will require extra screening when carrying powdered products weighing 12 oz./ 350 ml or more in carry-on luggage for security reasons. This added security measure will apply to all powders, with the exception of baby formula and medications. For your convenience, please consider packing any non-essential powders in your checked bag. Items that cannot be verified by a TSA officer risk being confiscated. Please visit www.tsa.gov for more information.
Remember the 3-1-1 rule: Each airline passenger is allowed to bring 1 quart-sized bag containing no more than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) of any liquids, gels, and aerosols in their carry-on bag. Any liquids, including water bottles, that don’t fit in the one quart-sized bag or are larger than 3 ounces will be discarded by security. Common items that must comply with this rule include toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion. For a complete list of what is allowed and not allowed to bring on a plane, visit www.tsa.gov.
Please consult with your scheduled airline as luggage fees and restrictions vary by carrier and destination.
Due to the limited motorcoach capacity, one checked luggage (62 inches in length, height and width; weight not to exceed 20kg/44lbs) is allowed on tour.
We also encourage just one carry-on bag per individual (for carrying items that might be needed during the day’s sightseeing excursions or camera/video equipment). Dimensions for carry-ons should not exceed 17 x 12 x 10 inches (43 x 30 x 25 centimeters), allowing it to fit under the seat or in the overhead rack of most motor coaches.
If you exceed the limit of 2 bags, we cannot guarantee that your additional luggage will be able to fit in the touring vehicle. Storage or shipment of additional luggage will be at your own expense.
If we are able to accommodate your additional luggage, we will assess a fee of 4 USD per bag per hotel.
Please remember to label your luggage and important items with your name, home address and telephone number. We recommend labeling your luggage on both outside and inside of the bag.
Please attach the luggage tag included in this mailing to your checked luggage before checking in for your flight.
We cannot assume liability or accept claims for loss or damage to luggage and personal effects due to breakage, theft or normal wear and tear that results from hotel, airline and group carrier handling. It is in your best interest to have adequate insurance (such as our comprehensive “No Worries Travel Protection”) to cover these eventualities.
******IMPORTANT- UPDATED BAGGAGE WEIGHT RESTRICTION**********
**The baggage weight permitted on all inter flights is 20 kilos (approx 44 lbs) per passenger. **Guests will be responsible for payment of any excess baggage fees that may apply. The airlines are strict on this weight restriction and guests will be responsible for payment, in cash, in local currency, of any excess baggage fees that may apply.
Inter flights may limit or ban all liquids from carry-on luggage. Please keep contents to the 100ml (3oz) limit, sealed within plastic bags and preferable in checked baggage.
The food people eat is a window into their history, traditions, and values, and sharing food brings people together. One of the many wonderful aspects of travel is to experience as much of the regional cuisine as possible. Your tour includes many meals as outlined on your itinerary. Our team has carefully chosen restaurants that feature local ingredients and offer regional flavors.
For meals that are not included in your itinerary, your Tour Manager will be happy to recommend eateries and local businesses that best fit your taste and needs.
The average price for meals in Southeast Asia ranges from 8 to 12 US Dollars for lunch and 15 to 22 US Dollars for dinner.
The water is not safe to drink. We recommend that you drink bottled water. Your Tour Manager will suggest convenient locations for purchasing water while on tour. Bottled water is provided on the motor coach during sightseeing excursions. Be sure to drink plenty of water throughout each day of your tour to stay hydrated.
Take precautions with food. Peel fruit, avoid ice, and do not eat reheated food.
Please let your Tour Manager know of any food allergies or dietary needs you may have at the beginning or your tour.
Included in your tour documents bundle is your personalized name tag. We ask that you put this on before your first gathered event and wear it throughout your tour. This helps your fellow travelers get to know you and for your Tour Manager to better identify you in large groups.
One of the best parts of traveling is coming back home with souvenirs that really reflect the place you’ve just been.
Countries of Southeast Asia are all well known for their silks, gemstones, pottery, silverware, tailor made clothes and traditional handicrafts. Many popular items are ao dai (women’s dresses), coffee, lacquerware, men’s tailored casual suits, basket weavings, wood carvings and rice paper prints. Prices are fairly low and the quality is generally quite high with a good variety to choose from.
If you purchase DVDs or other electronic equipment abroad, check that it is compatible with your PC or other home equipment.
Our tours are non-smoking throughout. If you require a smoking room, please let your Client Care agent know when you book your tour. Please note we cannot guarantee your request as many hotels prohibit smoking in rooms and on property.
Please be mindful of other locations where smoking is not allowed. These include the motor coach, at dining venues, and any other restricted areas on tour. Guests are responsible for any fines they incur for failing to comply with smoking regulations.
Thailand is 12 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time and 11 hours ahead during Eastern Daylight Savings Time.
Thailand is 3 hours behind AEST and 4 hours behind AEDT.
Peace of mind for our guests is our number one priority. When you’re on tour with us, your only thoughts should be to immerse yourself in creating lifelong memories. Your Tour Manager is a destination expert on the people, places, history, and culture and ensures that you will have the best experience with us. Please utilize your Tour Manager’s expertise for any concerns or questions you may have while on tour.
If you have chosen our air-inclusive tour package, you have opted that we take care of all your air travels from your home to the destination and back. This also includes any inter-flights from city to city within the tour package if applicable. We ask that you keep the following in mind:
1) In order to comply with Homeland Security’s “Secure Flight” mandate, you must provide full name (including middle name or middle initial, if applicable), as it appears on your valid, non-expired, government issued photo ID that you will show at the airport. The name on your airline ticket must be an exact match to this ID, or you may be prevented from boarding the aircraft.
2) If you are a member of a participating frequent flyer program, make sure to provide the number when you book your trip and retain the copy of your ticket and boarding pass so you will receive proper credit for your mileage. Please note that some air tickets are not eligible for mileage accrual.
3) Whenever possible, we will add charges for air departure taxes to your invoice. Some international arrival and departure fees are not included in your air ticket and must be paid by you during the tour in the local currency.
If you chose to purchase a land-only tour package, you have opted to purchase your own airline tickets to and from home and, if applicable to your tour package, flights from city to city (inter-flights). In this case, we ask that you keep a few important factors in mind when booking your round-trip flights:
1) Please make sure your round-trip flights work with your tour itinerary. There may be scheduled activities on these days.
2) If you choose to book inter-flights on your own, the schedule of these flights must match the schedule for the rest of the group so the tour can run in a timely manner.
3) You must provide us with your flight schedules for the entire tour upon final payment. This ensures that we can arrange any other services you may have purchased from us, including hotel transfers, and that your Tour Manager will know when to expect your arrival. This also allows us to maintain contact with you in case of an emergency.
We offer full-service transfers from start to finish. So, when you arrive at the airport of your destination, arrangements will have been made to transfer you to your first hotel on the tour.
If you purchased our air-inclusive tour package, you will enjoy this service free of charge.
If you purchased your air ticket on your own (our land-only tour package), you may purchase a round-trip transfer for a fee.
Meeting locations and times will be set up to accommodate your transfer arrival and departure schedules, which will be provided to you in your documents packet. If you decide to arrange your own transportation to the hotel, please make sure to check in with your Tour Manager once you arrive.
Your comfort is important to us. With that in mind, we charter coaches that are temperature controlled and have toilet facilities on board. However, in certain countries, coaches with toilet facilities may not be available or they are for emergency use only. If this is the case, please be assured that frequent stops will be made along the touring route for your comfort and convenience.
Change your seat, change your view! At least once a day, the Tour Manager will ask all guests to change seats. This ensures that every guest has an opportunity to enjoy a variety of views as they travel and a chance to get to know each other better. In fairness to all, there will be no exceptions to this policy.
Pricing
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Double
$6,049pp
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Single
$6,849pp
* Included in Price: Roundtrip Group Transfer (one pickup) to/from NYC Airport, Round Trip Air from New York, Inter-flights from Bangkok, Air Taxes and Fees/Surcharges, Hotel Transfers **Single spacing is extremely limited!!
* Not Included in Price: Cancellation Waiver and Insurance of $449 per person