Destinations
Himalayan kingdoms, an island of tea and temples, the coral atolls of the Maldives and the vast variety of India. All run by our own teams.
Few regions offer this range in such short flying times: heritage and spirituality, wildlife and wellness, high mountains and empty beaches.
We help you build programmes that move easily between them, with local teams in each country who handle every permit, transfer and timing.
Heritage, rivers and the living everyday
Forts and stepwells, river ghats at dawn, spice markets, tiger reserves and quiet Himalayan monasteries. India gives every kind of traveller something to fall for, and gives you room to build programmes that sell.
The roof of the world, close up
Eight of the world’s ten highest mountains, a Kathmandu Valley dense with temples and stupas, and lowland jungles home to rhino. Nepal suits adventure and culture travellers equally well.
The kingdom that measures happiness
Bhutan keeps visitor numbers low and its traditions strong. Fortress monasteries, prayer flags over high passes and pristine forest make it a premium, mindful destination your clients will remember.
One island, many journeys
Sri Lanka packs rock fortresses, leopard country, misty tea estates and long golden beaches into short drives. It works for families, honeymooners, wellness travellers and culture lovers alike.
The finest way to end a journey
Nearly 1,200 coral islands across 26 atolls, many with a single resort. The Maldives is the natural beach finale to an India or Sri Lanka programme, one short flight away.
One partner, many borders
One contract, one rate sheet and one team from the first arrival to the last departure.
Rajasthan’s forts and palace hotels, then five slow days on a Maldivian island.
The temples of the Kathmandu Valley, a mountain flight, then the dzongs of Paro and Punakha.
Sigiriya, Kandy and the hill-country train, with a short hop to the atolls to finish.
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