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Wendy Wu Tours announces first group tour to Japan
Wendy Wu Tours will restart trips to Japan on the 26 July 2022, this first official group tour following the country’s reopening.
Wendy Wu, who carries the largest number of tourist groups to Japan from the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, got the green light by the Japanese Government to resume tours.
It is Wu’s flagship 11-day ‘Jewels of Japan’tour.
“Our agents and customers have been calling out for a tour date, and an opportunity to travel to Japan, as soon as possible, and hence we are so excited to fulfil this with this July tour,” said Wendy Wu, founder of Wendy Wu Tours.
“Our customers will be among the first to visit Japan and to experience the magic of the new Japan at its best..”
Japan opened on Friday 10 June, ending a ban that was introduced nearly three years ago, as part of the country’s virus control program.
To meet demand, Wendy Wu Tours has also added additional capacity for tours throughout autumn 2022 and for March and April 2023.
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