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Wendy Wu extends largest ever Japan holiday sale
UK based all-inclusive touring specialist Wendy Wu Tours has extended its largest ever sale on Japan holidays.
It will now run until 2 October 2023, thanks to overwhelming demand from travel agents.
There has been big demand for the offers which gives travelling partners free airfare and solo travellers enjoy 50% off their airfare.
This represents savings of up to £800 per booking.
“Agents can’t get enough of Japan and have been calling for us to extend these offers, which were originally only meant to last for four weeks,” said Gary King, head of trade sales.
“We are showing our support for all our trade partners by giving everyone one final opportunity to make the best of these exceptional offers.”
“Popularity for Japan is growing exponentially, with departures in 2024, and now 2025, selling out within days of going on sale.”
Free partner international flights and 50% solo savings apply to all departures in the new Japan touring collection.
It includes the new 16-day ‘Essence of South Korea & Japan’ (from £8,490pp), the most comprehensive tour of its kind available in the UK.
This Korea and Japan holiday includes stays in Seoul, Busan, Hiroshima, Kyoto and Tokyo.
It also includes the 17-day flagship ‘Japan Uncovered’ (from £7,590pp), and 11-day ‘Jewels of Japan’ (from £5,790pp).
The 21-day ‘Japan by Rail’ (from £9,890pp) is the UK’s first three week, three island, fully inclusive rail journey in Japan.
It covers the length and breadth of Kyushu, Honshu, and Hokkaido, following the most scenic train journeys.
For a more adventurous visit, the 13-day ‘Off-Beat Japan’ (from £6,290pp) visits lesser known Japan destinations with stays in ryokans and bathing in traditional onsens.
For the first time a new 11-day ‘Christmas in Japan’ (from £7,090pp) includes Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in Kyoto.
The free international flights and 50% off flights for solo travellers offers are available from all participating UK airports and on leading airlines.
All bookings must be made by 2 October 2023 to qualify.
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