Fiona – part of our Customer Sales team – sailed away on our Avalon Waterways ‘Mekong Discovery’ cruise in April. With Cambodian Chinese ancestry, here’s how Fiona rediscovered her heritage during this trip. As someone who works in the travel industry, I’ve been fortunate to experience some incredible destinations. But […]
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Elevate your typical family holiday on a river cruise
Are you looking for ideas for your next family holiday? A river cruise may just be the answer you’re looking for! Avalon Waterways makes multigenerational and group travel not just easy, but extraordinary. With bucket-list destinations and immersive excursions, elevate your typical family holiday on a river cruise. Here’s what’s […]
Six UNESCO World Heritage Sites you must visit in Japan
With a unique blend of ancient wonders and modern technology, it’s no wonder that Japan draws in visitors from around the world. Its deep-rooted tradition is one of the most fascinating parts about the country. There are 21 UNESCO World Heritage sites which each tell a different story about Japan; […]
Vietnam: More than just pho
When you think of Vietnam’s food scene, pho is often the first thing that springs to mind. However, did you know that Vietnam is more than just pho? Slurp away and enjoy these equally amazing bowls of noodle soups. We hope you’re hungry! Mì Quảng Birthplace: Quang Nam province This vibrant […]
Osaka on a plate: Seven regional specialties you need to try
As the call of ‘irasshaimase’ rings out across the establishment, you’ll feel warmly welcomed as you’re ushered to a seat – whether that’s a bar stool, booth seat or a cushion at a chabudai. Osaka has a longstanding reputation of being a central food capital. With nearby seafood and farms, […]
Seven of the best photo spots in Hiroshima, Japan
Head to the southern end of Japan’s main island, Honshu, and you’ll be greeted by Hiroshima. Hiroshima is the capital city of the Chugoku region, and its centre was raised to the ground when the US Army dropped the world’s first atomic bomb on August 6, 1945. All eyes remained […]