Begin your holiday with a 1 night hotel stay in Shanghai. 

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The second largest city in South Korea, Busan is your gateway to a fascinating land whose culture is a unique amalgam of old and new. Modern high-rise towers dwarf ancient Buddhist temples such as Beomeosa and Tongdosa. A must see has to be the Ja-Gal-Ch'i Fish Market with is huge array of seafood, shellfish and sweet seaweed. In short, Busan is a microcosm of South Korea.

Nagasaki is a beautiful city, set on a plain between the active harbour and a backdrop of stunning mountains. Nagasaki has one of Japan’s most complex histories due to the influences of the Spanish, Dutch and Portuguese; all of which can be seen around this vibrant, bustling city.

Although it’s one of Taiwan’s largest cities, Hualian has a plenty of natural beauty and an easy-going pace of life. It boasts a good choice of restaurants, parks and ocean views but it’s also the gateway to discover Taiwan’s beaches, hiking trails, waterfalls and hot springs. Visit Taroko National Park with an astounding 12-mile-long canyon—a breathtaking spectacle of craggy rocks and cascading water.

Explore the electric capital of Hong Kong. Famous for, of course, Bruce Lee; it has plenty of delights on offer for you to enjoy. Take a walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, stretching from the Clock Tower to Hung Hom with views of the spectacular skyline, or take a ride on a cable car up to Ngong Ping village as you enjoy magnificent sights including The Big Buddha.

Ho Chi Minh City is commonly referred to as Saigon, famous for the role it played in the Vietnam War. Nowadays, this modern metropolis is known for its French colonial landmarks, which include Notre-Dame Cathedral, composed entirely of materials imported from France. Beyond the chic designer malls and boutique shops, you’ll discover alleyways home to incense-filled temples and food stalls brimming with bánh xèo and noodle soup.

Laem Chabang is the major gateway for Bangkok. Located on Thailand’s east coast, this tranquil region is now also a great place for swimming, snorkelling and experiencing traditional Thai village life.

Ko Samui is the archetypal idyll, offering powder white sandy beaches, coral reefs, and coconut trees. It is Thailand's second largest island (after Phuket) and is proving to be a popular place to retire to. Places to visit include the Big Buddha, Chaweng beach, and the Na Muang waterfall.

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End your holiday with a 1 night hotel stay in Singapore.