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When the British winter has you wondering if the sun actually ever existed and you haven’t seen your own skin in weeks, you know it’s time to jet off in search of winter sun.You need somewhere exotic, somewhere sunny and warm, somewhere with beautiful flora, palm tree-lined beaches, smiling people and delicious food. Here are our best places to travel across this season:

Whilst the world-famous overgrown Angkor temples are an obvious lure for travellers going to Cambodia, there are so many other nearby experiences that are often overlooked. Here, we share what else there is to do in the area whilst you’re visiting.

From intriguing overnight cruises down the Mekong, to boutique colonial hotels brimful with history and character, Vietnam boasts some fantastic places to stay whilst visiting the country.

With so many temples available to visit – how do you make sure you avoid the dreaded temple fatigue?
Here our Asia travel specialist, Lucy, gives 6 top tips:

Fantastic news from the High Commission of India today; UK passport holders can now gain entry to India via their successful E-visa scheme which has being running for many nationalities since November 2014.

If you want to plan something extra special for your anniversary, have a look at these unforgettable experiences in Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka. 1. Hot Air Balloon over the Temples…

Only have around a week for your trip? While that really isn’t a lot of time, with a bit of clever planning you can still make the most of your stay in Asia.

Wanderlust’s Reader’s Travel Awards for 2015 have revealed the Top 10 Cities in the World to visit. We were delighted to see a few of our favourites in there, so…

From June 2015, Emirates will operate a new non-stop service from Dubai to Bali, which will be the Middle Eastern airline’s 148th global destination. Emirates’ new daily flight to Bali…

The “quiet season” means lots of different things – it means periods outside of school and national holidays, it means times when the weather is not considered “optimum” in Asia,…

There’s nothing quite like being on water – looking out over endless natural vistas, relaxing on a sun lounger with the wind gently rippling your clothes, with daily life unfolding…

Follow this link to see Experience Travel Group’s Family Holiday Guide 2015. Top tips, family favourites, fun facts and more. It’s all you need for getting your family holiday sorted for…

George Osborne announced in his Autumn Statement that Air Passenger Duty will be scrapped for under 12-year-olds, with the exemption of being extended to under 16-year-olds from 2016. This means…

MAGIC OF BURMA AND OTHER TRAVELS An exhibition by Sally Oyler   54 The Gallery, Shepherd Market, Mayfair, London W1J 7QX Wednesday 3rd – Saturday 6th December 2014, 11am-6pm This…

We asked some of our favourite hotels in Vietnam to give us their favourite recipes for classic Vietnamese dishes. Here is what they came up with!   Ca Kho To…

Breaking News ID wristbands and electronic tags in Thailand are not the official suggestion of the Ministry of Tourism and Sport and have not been confirmed as a new policy.…

One of Experience Travel’s favourite hotels in Siem Reap, Shinta Mani, is leading a push to complete 1,500 wells for local communities as soon as possible. The Shinta Mani Foundation,…

Some exciting news from Experience Travel Head Office, after 10 wonderful years in our lovely mews tucked away in Battersea, the time has come for us to spread our wings…

Burma is a country that is all about water – with giant heavyweights such as the Irrawaddy, Mekong and Salween bringing life to millions of rural dwellers. Travelling along them…

Happy Birthday Experience Travel Group. We are turning 10 years old this year, and we’ve come a long way since co-founders Sam Clark and Tom Armstrong decided to break away…

After trekking through local villages, whizzing along backwaters, exploring jungles and zipping around city centres on Vespas, there is nothing more needed than a few days spent relaxing on a…

Vietnam has some of the most exciting and varied cuisine in Southeast Asia, with stand-out specialities such as shrimp spring rolls, sticky rice and pork belly rolls and the infamous…

Thailand is well known for its dramatic monsoon rains, and like it or not, whatever time of year you visit the Land of Smiles, there is a chance you will…

Neighbouring Thailand and Cambodia together represent the Southeast Asian dream; powdery white beaches, chanting monks swathed in orange, delicious fresh food and gilded temples galore. This year, why not travel…