Hanoi, Vietnam, February 24, 2009 --(
PR.com)-- Luxury Travel has just launched their new brand Premium Travel, showcasing some of the finest travel options to be had in Asia.
In this hand-picked elite collection, the company has brought together some of the best tourism products in the region including hotels, resorts and cruises. The Asia Premium Travel is managed by the Luxury Travel Company, can be found at the website http://asiapremiumtravel.com
It combines the very best of Asia’s hotels, luxury cruises and tropical hideaways with special touches that only Luxury Travel can bring to your travel arrangements.
The Lux Travel Group hopes to better serve discerning high-end Vietnamese travelers with its meticulously developed, researched and tested premium tours.
Operationally, the tours will be backed up with Lux’s travel advisors, well-known for their expertise and commitment to customer satisfaction. Each traveler will have access to a travel consultant who will offer advice and personal service.
“Unlike a lot of other travel companies, we live in Asia and love our destinations and we are here to make you do love this special part of the world as we do,” says Pham Ha Founder and CEO of Luxury Travel.
“We have a deep understanding of this still relatively unexplored part of the world, and we are constantly breaking new ground to develop innovative and interesting new tours. It takes more than a nice hotel to make a luxury holiday; it takes an attention to detail that borders on the legendary, and when you travel with Luxury Travel you can expect to have extra special touches may be requested such as private limousine transfers to and from the airports; Business class seats on domestic flights, private transfers and guides for sightseeing; local experts providing private guided tours through art galleries and museums.
Upon request, restaurant reservations, meetings with artists, cooking instructors and designers, shopping recommendations, spa reservations, tours with special-interest lecturers, and exclusive access to local activities and cultural events…” Ha adds.
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