More people of all ages seem to be seeking a really special luxury holiday experience (perhaps to combat the recession blues?) in a more interesting and truly unique holiday destination. Online holiday operators suggest that searches for places like Sri Lanka, India and further afield in Vietnam have increased.And it’s not just the 25-30 year old youngsters who fancy globetrotting it seems.Tour companies offering cruise holidays have traditionally catered for an older audience, but even these people want something with a bit more adventure and more than a smack of luxury to boot!
Only a few years ago, Vietnam holidays were strictly for the young backpacker willing to rough it in hostels and accommodation of sometimes dubious standards.The tribulations were considered worth it for glimpses of places like Halong Bay with its spectacular emerald waters and over 3,000 tall stone islands, which legend says are the teeth spat out by dragons. Maybe it’s down to the BBC TV Top Gear Vietnam Special programme, but travellers whose taste runs more to luxury holidays are also now flocking to Vietnam.Dozens of modern 5 star hotels are springing up all over, with some of the best being in the charming and picturesque town of Hoi An, now a protected UNESCO World Heritage site.
The same yearning for variety and luxurious comfort also appeals to the younger cruising fraternity – younger in cruise speak being anything from 45-65 years of age! Luxury cruises have conventionally been the preference for this age group of holidaymakers, with the Rhine, the Mediterranean or a Caribbean cruise being the most common choice.However, more cruise operators are opening up new destinations, especially in the southern hemisphere, that combine new scenery with Five Star floating indulgence.All-suite vessels offer Le Cordon Bleu shipboard dining and top class entertainment as well as exciting new destinations that include Africa, Asia, the Galapagos Islands and South America.
. Mark Bodino Backpacker Blues
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A backpack fitted with pocket(s) that are suspended on the wearer"s front side (chest) and loaded in such a way that the load in the front and the load in the back are about equal is called a bodypack. The majority of the load on a bodypack is carried by the hips.
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