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ASEAN Tourism Packages 2019-2020’ ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGEs ASEAN TOURISM MALAYSIA, MINISTRy of TOURISM, Arts AND culture, Malaysia ToURISM PACKAGES JAN 2019 2019-2020 Petronas Twin Tower, Malaysia 2 | ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES Foreword HONOURABLE Datuk Mohamaddin Bin Ketapi Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Malaysia It is with great pleasure that I pen a few words to acknowledge the efforts made to enhance the growth and development of ASEAN tourism through the publication of this online ‘ASEAN Tourism Packages 2019-2020’. ASEAN tourism is heading towards a very exciting period of vast potential development. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has projected that Asia Pacific will gain a major market share of new arrivals in tourism – an additional of 331 million beginning 2010 to reach 535 million by 2030. It is noteworthy that the Southeast Asia region is anticipated to grow at a faster rate compared with the global average during this period. Given this promising landscape of tourism, it is critical that ASEAN member nations work together to strengthen the region as one tourism destination. With ASEAN members advancing, enhancing and deepening strategic partnerships with one another, the integration will certainly bring about a more attractive and dynamic tourism industry. Subsequently, these efforts will also bring the peoples of ASEAN closer and lay a firm foundation for a more peaceful, stable and prosperous region. I am confident that given our long history of friendship together, we will advance ASEAN as a special community for tourism in the region to flourish. In this regard, I take the opportunity to thank and congratulate everyone involved in realising the ASEAN Tourism Packages, an important step towards an integrated tourism region. Thank you. Honourable Datuk Mohamaddin Bin Ketapi Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Malaysia ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES | 3 Y.BHG DATUK RASHIDI HASBULLAH SECRETARY GENERAL MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ARTS AND CULTURE, MALAYSIA On behalf of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Malaysia, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to all the ASEAN National Tourism organisations (NTOs) and travel agents from ASEAN Member States for their support and cooperation in the publication of this online ‘ASEAN Tourism Packages 2019-2020’. This is indeed an excellent guide for tourists from ASEAN countries and it will promote the region as a brand in the international market. These online packages, offered by travel agents from ten ASEAN countries and made available on the ASEAN Tourism website, consist of attractive tour packages that promote dual and triple destinations in a single package. Tourists can choose to visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, join cruises or homestay programmes, or experience the unique cultural heritage of the people of ASEAN countries. Therefore, I believe the ‘ASEAN Tourism Packages 2019-2020’ will benefit the economies of ASEAN and the local communities. The ‘ASEAN Tourism Packages 2019-2020’ is a collective effort to promote the ASEAN region as a single tourism destination. It also aims to instil a culture of travel within ASEAN countries among tourists in the region and globally. In conclusion, once again, I would like to thank all those who have given their cooperation and support in ensuring the success of the ‘ASEAN Tourism Packages 2019-2020’ Thank you. Y.Bhg Datuk Rashidi Hasbullah. Secretary General Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Malaysia 4 | ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES CONTENTASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES BRUNEI 10 AZ Back To Nature • 6 Days Brunei Tour and Labuan Combo • 6 Days Brunei Tour and Philippines Combo Freme Travel Services Sdn Bhd • 5D4N Brunei & Kota Kinabalu Experience package • 4D3N Brunei Darussalam’s & Miri Sarawak CAMBODIA 15 Asia Exclusive Tours Co.Ltd • Viet Nam – Cambodia – Laos – Thailand – Myanmar CSL Travel & Tours • Cambodia – Viet Nam – Laos – Myanmar – Thailand – Singapore – Malaysia - Indonesia – Philippines 2World Travel Cambodia • Phnom Penh – Kuala Lumpur – Genting Highlands - Melaka – Singapore - Phnom Penh Passion Indochina Travel • Bangkok, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, Ho Chi Minh City Great Angkor Tour • Laos-Khonephapheng-Wat Phou-Pakse-Savannakhet-Seno-Sepon- Bolavan Plateau-Pakse -Cambodia ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES | 5 INDONESIA 19 PT. Explorasi Nusantara Tour and Travel • 8D7N Bali – Vietnam classic package • 8D7N Bali – Malaysia classic package Abbey Travel • 6D5N Bangkok Shopping – Classic Jogjakarta • 6D5N Bangkok Pattaya – Classic Jogjakarta • 6D5N Bali – Bangkok - Pattaya package • 5D4N Bali - Singapore package Celindo Tour & Travel • Bali Thailand classic 7 days 6 nights • Surabaya Singapore city tour 6 days 5 nights Marintur Indonesia • Package Kuala Lumpur – Banyuwangi – Bali • Package Kuala Lumpur – Lombok – Bali Lao PDR 28 Next Travel Co. Ltd • Tri-city Package • Malaysia-Bali 6D5N • Malaysia-Singapore 6D 5N Ninhom Lao Tour Co. Ltd • Malaysia – Singapore – Indonesia 6 Days 5 Nights Malaysia 32 All Borneo Connection Tours Sdn. Bhd. (ABC Tours) • Malaysian Borneo + Philippines 15 Days / 14 Nights • Malaysian Borneo + Indonesia 13 Days / 12 Nights • Singapore + Malaysia 9 Days / 8 Nights Pearl Holiday • KUL / SKY MIRROR / Genting Highland / Singapore 7D6N • KUL / SKY MIRROR / Singapore 5D4N 6 | ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES Golf Asia • Asian Golf Explorer - Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia MYANMAR 39 AUTHENTIC MYANMAR TRAVEL & TOURS • Yangon – Bangkok – Laos – 16D/15N • Myanmar – Viet Nam - Cambodia SHAN YOMA TRAVEL & TOURS COMPANY LIMITED • Myanmar - Cambodia Combination Tour(10 days / 9 nights) • Myanmar – Singapore – Malaysia Tour (11 days / 10 nights) MT&K Tourism Company Limited • Myanmar – Thailand • Myanmar – Thailand – Cambodia ADVENTURE MYANMAR TOURS & INCENTIVES • Myanmar- Pass through Thailand to Laos- Cambodia • Myanmar & Cambodia [Two Countries One Destination] PRO NITI TRAVEL • World Heritage Excursion in Myanmar & Cambodia Philippines 51 Uni- Orinet Travel, Inc. • 7D6N Singapore – Malaysia Tour Q10 Budget Travel and Tours • 4D3N Tri City Singapore, Johore Bahru Malaysia and Batam Indonesia Tour Package ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES | 7 Singapore 54 Costa Cruises • 7-Night Singapore, Thailand & Cambodia • 7-Night Singapore, Malaysia & Thailand Genting Cruise Line • 2-Night High Seas Weekend Cruise (Fri) • 2-Night Kuala Lumpur Cruise (Wed) • 3-Night Phuket Cruise (Sun) • 5-Night Surabaya - North Bali; or Redang - Koh Samui - Bangkok; or Redang - Sihanoukville - Bangkok (Sun) Princess Cruises • 4 Nights Malaysia Peninsular • 5 Nights Malaysia Peninsular • 7 Nights Vietnam & Thailand • 10 Nights Southeast Asia Royal Caribbean International • 4-Night Port Klang and Phuket • 5-Night Spice of Southeast Asia • 7-Night Spice of Southeast Asia THAILAND 60 Diethelm Travel THAILAND • 15-day Thailand & Laos discovery by cruise • 15-day Thailand & the Temple of Angkor Exo Travel THAILAND • Cycling: Bangkok To Yangon • Cycling, Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang Asian Trails • Valleys and Mountains: South-East Asia’s ethnic minorities from Thailand to Vietnam 8 | ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES Premier World Travel Co. Ltd. • Experience Thailand and MORE to ASEAN Gastronomy Local Experience (Thailand- Malaysia) 4Days/3Nights • Experience Thailand and MORE to ASEAN Romantic Treasures (Thailand-Cambodia- Vietnam) 5Days/4Nights • Experience Thailand and MORE to ASEAN World Heritage Cities (Thailand-Lao PDR) 6Days/5Nights • Experience Thailand and MORE to ASEAN Kingdom Journey (Thailand-Myanmar) 4Days/3Nights Eiam Tour and Transport Co., Ltd • Malaysia & Singapore Freedom Shopping and Chills Viet Nam 74 GOLDENTOUR & CONVENTION • One Journey Two Destinations: Singapore – Malaysia TOP TEN TRAVEL • Singapore – Indonesia – Malaysia VIETRAVEL • 23 Days – Viet Nam – Cambodia – Laos SAIGONTOURIST • 5D4N – Viet Nam – Cambodia Vietnamtourism (Vitours) • 7D6N – Viet Nam – Cambodia Tour HANOITOURIST • 10 Days – Viet Nam – Laos ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES | 9 BRUNEI Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque 10 | ASEAN TOURISM PACKAGES • Airport/ferry transfers • Tours • Land and water transport AZ BACK TO NATURE • English Speaking Tourist Guide Block B, Unit B3, 1st Floor Kompleks Seri Purnama, Kg. Kiulap BE 1518 Rate Exclusions: Bandar Seri Begawan, • Personal charges incurred by the Brunei Darussalam guest Telephone: +673-8845695 • Flight Tickets E-mail: [email protected] • Ferry Return Tickets Website: www.azback2nature.com • Visa Fee if applicable Terms and Conditions: • All rates are quoted in Brunei Dollars (BND) per person. 6-DAYS BRUNEI TOUR AND • Tours are on seat-in coach basis. • Bookings should be done at least seven LABUAN COMBO (7) days in advance before the date of the preferred tour. • AZ B2N shall issue an official receipt once BRUNEI TOUR payment is received. HOTEL • Cancellation and No-show or any unused 3D2N items either by choice or circumstances will be non-refundable once the tour and Badiah Hotel, Centrepoint Hotel payment has commenced. and Times Hotel • AZ B2N tourist guides shall have the right TWD $358 to change, re-route or reduce destinations depending on weather, roads and tidal con- ditions. LABUAN TOUR • AZ B2N shall not be responsible for and HOTEL shall not incur any liability for delays, loss, 3D2N damage, costs, claims, loss of profit or consequential loss caused by or as a result Hotel Labuan Point 3* of any delay, sickness, weather, strike, war, TWD $354 quarantine, acts of God, or any third party system failure or other causes. ***Rates are valid whole year-round • The traveller shall be regarded in every respect as carrying his/her own risk with
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