Wendy Wu’s World on Sale Is Here


Hi Reader,

If travel has been sitting on your mind lately, you’re not alone. Over the past year, I’ve heard from so many readers planning that “big trip” they’ve always talked about — whether it’s seeing Japan’s cherry blossoms, cruising through Vietnam, or finally standing on the Great Wall of China.

One tour company that keeps coming up in conversations with our readers is Wendy Wu Tours. We’ve featured them before and received plenty of positive feedback from travellers who loved the convenience of their fully inclusive style, knowledgeable guides, and well-organised itineraries. Read them here.

Right now, Wendy Wu has launched its World on Sale event, with savings of up to $2,000 per person across a wide range of destinations, plus a $99 deposit offer on selected tours.

If you’ve been considering a guided holiday for 2026 or 2027, this could be a good time to take a look.

Warm regards,

Amy

P.S. Today's newsletter is part of a content partnership with Wendy Wu Tours. We only ever collaborate with partners we genuinely think you’ll love, and we’re proud to share experiences our readers and team have enjoyed themselves.


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Big Savings on Fully Inclusive Tours

Japan: Save up to $1,500 per person

From Kyoto’s temples and traditional tea houses to the bright lights of Tokyo and the beauty of Mount Fuji, Japan remains one of Wendy Wu’s most popular destinations.

China: Save up to $1,500 per person

Walk the Great Wall, cruise the Yangtze River, visit pandas in Chengdu, and discover the contrast between ancient history and modern cities.

India & South East Asia

Save up to $1,500 per person

Explore vibrant India, cruise through Vietnam and Cambodia, or discover the flavours and culture of Thailand and beyond.


But wait, there's more

Latin America: SAVE UP TO $2,000 per person
South Korea: SAVE UP TO $700 per person
Cruise & Tour: SAVE UP TO $2,000 per person


Wendy Wu World on Sale

✔ Save up to $2,000pp
✔ Only $99 deposit on selected tours
✔ Fully inclusive touring options available

Sale ends soon.


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