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Newmarket Holidays expands Asia portfolio
Escorted holidays specialist Newmarket Holidays is growing its Asia tour portfolio with its first tours to Indonesia and Korea.
It is also adding a new Japan open.
Bali and Beyond is a 16-day group holiday that explores Ubud’s temples and the beaches of Sanur in Bali. It also visits Java’s cities, including Surabaya and Malang, as well as the iconic volcanic landscape of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. This includes sunset and sunrise jeep tours to Mount Bromo, a night in Yogyakarta and a visit to the Borobudur Temple. Price from £3240 per person, saving £359, including return flights, transfers 14 excursions and 19 meals, with departures starting in October 2025.
A longer option is Bali and Beyond with Komodo Extension, which adds five days to explore Komodo National Park with an island-hopping adventure. Price from £4,879 per person, saving £256, with 17 excursions and 28 meals included.
South Korea & Japan Discovered is an 18-day journey through East Asia. In South Korea, guests explore historic sites including the DMZ demilitarised zone, the attractions of Seoul and Korea’s second city, Busan, plus Ahopsansup Forest and Haedong Yonggungsa Temple. The tour then crosses the Korea Strait to Japan. It visits Fukuoka, Beppu’s colourful hot springs, Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial and Kyoto’s shrines and bamboo groves, before ending in Tokyo. Price from £7,020 per person, saving £369, including return flights, 15 excursions and 17 meals, with departures from Heathrow, Glasgow and Manchester between October 2025 and November 2026.
David Sharman, Chief Commercial Officer at Newmarket Holidays said: “These new tours add even more cultural and historical depth to our Asia collection.”
“For travel agents, the group holidays provide affordable, exclusive products that our competitors don’t offer.”
“Japan has been a standout destination since we launched our first tour in 2023, so we’re confident these new options will prove extremely popular.”
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