Asia & Oceania, your way.

This trip has a 30-day cancellation policy. Give us at least 30 days’ notice, and you can switch your trip for free, or we'll hold your Experience Credits for future use.

This trip has a 60-day cancellation policy. Give us at least 60 days’ notice, and you can switch your trip for free, or we'll hold your Experience Credits for future use.

If you need to cancel, just give us at least 60 days’ notice. You can either switch to another trip for free, or we'll hold your Experience Credits for future use.

If you have an emergency cancellation less than 60 days before your trip, please contact your travel insurance company, as they may cover some expenses. We are not able to transfer trips or hold Experience Credits within 60 days of the trip because we have already secured reservations on your behalf.

This trip has a 60-day cancellation policy. Give us at least 60 days’ notice, and you can switch your trip for free, or we'll hold your Experience Credits for future use.

This trip has a 30-day cancellation policy. Give us at least 30 days’ notice, and you can switch your trip for free, or we'll hold your Experience Credits for future use.

Give us at least 60 days’ notice and you can switch your trip for free, or we'll hold your Experience Credits for future use.

If you have an emergency cancellation that is less than 60 days before your trip, please refer to your travel insurance company, as they may cover some expenses. We are not able to transfer trips or hold Experience Credits within 60 days of the trip because we have already secured reservations on your behalf.

The easiest way to get around Tokyo is to buy a pre-paid ticket. This will save you money and time, as you won't need to purchase individual tickets each time you want to take a train. The main options are a JR Pass, a Tokyo Subway Pass, or a Suica IC Card. 

Tokyo Subway Navigation for Tourists is the official Tokyo Metro app, which is free for Apple and Android users to download. It’s a really handy navigation tool! 

Japan is ranked among the safest countries in the world, with very low crime rates, including theft.

No vaccinations are required to enter Japan.

The majority of Indian society is still conservative. While most travelers will have a welcoming and hospitable experience, discretion is still advised for LGBTQIA+ travelers, particularly in more remote towns and villages, which may be more conservative. The same advice is also given to heterosexual couples, as public displays of affection other than hugging and holding hands are generally frowned upon.

For its size, India has a very low crime rate and is generally a safe country. However, as with any international travel, please be aware of your surroundings. Always zip your purse and carry your wallet in your front pocket. 

Be vigilant in the markets and avoid pickpockets and distraction scams. Additionally, monitor your luggage at train/bus stations and airports.

Hindi is India's most widely spoken language; however, countless others are spoken in different regions. These include Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, and more. A very high standard of English is spoken in towns and cities nationwide.