ROCS TRAVEL LAUNCHES THE SOUTH EAST ASIA TOUR

A destination memorable for the warmth of its tropical climate, hospitable people and flavourful cuisine, South East Asia is a physically and culturally diverse part of the world. A devotion to the past and a celebration of life that is unmatched anywhere else in the world, the countries of South East Asia consistently amaze and enchant travellers to the region.

ROCS Travel has chosen to include such a wonderful destination to their already large selection of grand tours. Indeed, they are offering a 23 day long tour visiting the Philippines, Singapore, Bali and Malaysia from the 2nd to the 24th October. Several incredible events have been included in the itinerary, such as a canoe ride to the magnificent Pagsanjan Falls, the creative traditional Malay arts and crafts and the Sultan Mosque, Cameron Highlands adventure by 4 wheel drive, breathtaking panoramic views of several wonders such as Taal Lake and Volcano, the 11th century Elephant Cave known as Goa Gajah, Lake and Mount Batur, as well as countless more.

Such a magnificent tour starts from only €3499! This price includes return flights to all destinations, 20 nights superior 4 – 5 star accommodation in a number of hotels, all excursions, meals as per programme, all taxes and charges as well as a ROCS Travel Tour Manager.

Rachel Vella, Director of ROCS travel, stated, “The area of South East Asia has long been a favourite corner of the world, well-known for its perfect beaches, tasty cuisine and low prices. The ROCS travel team has been working very hard in order to get the best prices, quality and service possible for this incredible destination and we hope our clients will appreciate and enjoy such a fascinating experience. Our business development team has travelled the world to inspect all tours and properties prior to launch, making the product unique in attention to detail and value. Accompanying the tour will be ROCS Group Head of Finance and Business Development, Colin Aquilina, who has not only travelled to inspect the destination but most importantly has been to the area for over 10 times.”