Wendy Wu expands in South America
Asia specialist Wendy Wu has launched its first dedicated collection of escorted group tours and tailormade holidays in South America.
Global sales director John Warr said the company had been working on the new collection since the launch of its first tour of South America two years ago.
"South America is a key venture for Wendy Wu representing the first time we have launched a major new programme of holidays in a continent outside of Asia," he said.
"This new collection has been in the making for two years and quite simply offers the very best in South America travel and experiences, all founded in the quality, expertise and knowledge that makes a Wendy Wu holiday and which agents have come to expect."
The programme features tours of Peru, Colombia, Chile and Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica and Panama.
Linsey McNeill
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