Discover Indochina with Inner Journey Expeditions' Exclusive Savings and Unique Tours

Apr 8
07:13

2024

Bobby Nguyen

Bobby Nguyen

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Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the heart of Indochina with Inner Journey Expeditions' (IJE) latest tour offerings. With special deals on travel packages to Vietnam, the launch of the first Yoga retreat in Laos, and a spiritually enriching Temples tour in Cambodia, IJE is setting the stage for travelers to experience the rich culture, history, and beauty of Southeast Asia at exceptional value.

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Experience Ho Chi Minh City with Convenient Landing Packages

Inner Journey Expeditions has crafted a seamless arrival experience for those venturing into Ho Chi Minh City,Discover Indochina with Inner Journey Expeditions' Exclusive Savings and Unique Tours Articles Vietnam. Their convenient landing package includes accommodation, daily breakfast, round-trip airport transfers, and a one-month single-entry visa on arrival service. Angela Kent, the Director of IJE, highlights the package as "an ideal option for both leisure and business travelers seeking a hassle-free and cost-effective solution, with stays in centrally located hotels in District 1." Starting at AUD$216 per person for a twin share in a 3-star deluxe room, the offer extends to a luxury five-star experience at AUD$396 per person. These rates are applicable for trips between July 1 and September 30, 2010.

Group Travel in Vietnam: Save More Together

Traveling with a group of five or more friends to Vietnam before September 30, 2010, can lead to significant savings with IJE. The company is offering a 10% discount on their private tours, which are perfect for friends or families seeking a personalized vacation. These tours come with private transportation, a local guide, hotel stays, most meals, and flexible sightseeing options, allowing travelers to tailor their experience to their preferences.

Laos: A New Yoga Retreat Haven

IJE is pioneering the first Yoga Retreat in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Luang Prabang, Laos, starting on November 3, 2010. This 10-day retreat is a blend of yoga, meditation, and Lao cultural experiences, including a textile weaving course, treks to minority villages, elephant rides, and a cooking class. Led by an experienced instructor from Byron Bay, Australia, the retreat is open to participants with varying levels of yoga practice. Angela Kent remarks, "Laos is an emerging Yoga destination, harmoniously aligned with its Buddhist cultural roots, making it an ideal setting for such a retreat."

Cambodia: Temples and Buddhist Monastery Tour

For those seeking a spiritual journey, IJE's six-day Cambodia Temples and Monastery tour offers an immersive experience into Buddhism and the iconic Temples of Angkor. Travelers will engage with local monks, learn about Buddhist philosophy, participate in meditation, and experience monastic life firsthand. Angela Kent notes the growing interest in spiritual and educational tourism, with travelers eager to delve deeper into the cultural and traditional aspects of the countries they visit. Starting from AUD$735 per person, the tour includes accommodation, an Angkor Temple pass, a Buddhism and meditation course, and most meals.

For more information on these enriching travel experiences, contact Angela Kent at IJE:

Interesting Stats and Data

While the article provides a snapshot of IJE's offerings, there are broader trends in the travel industry worth noting. According to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), international tourist arrivals in Southeast Asia grew by 10% in 2019, outpacing the global average growth rate. Furthermore, wellness tourism, which includes activities like yoga retreats, is projected to grow at an annual rate of 7.5% through 2022, as reported by the Global Wellness Institute. This indicates a significant opportunity for travel companies like IJE to cater to the rising demand for health and wellness-focused travel experiences.

In the context of Cambodia, the Ministry of Tourism reported that the country welcomed over 6.6 million international tourists in 2019, with cultural and historical sites being key attractions. The Angkor Archaeological Park alone, which includes the famous Angkor Wat, received over 2.2 million visitors in 2019, highlighting the enduring appeal of spiritual and heritage tourism in the region.