More than 25 new tours will be available for agents to sell in 2026, helping to expand their selling potential by offering clients high-value itineraries across Asia
DTH Travel’s new tours have been created with a common goal: offer travellers more meaningful immersions in destinations to follow key travel trends shaping consumer behaviour this year, namely the desire for authenticity.
The tours will take travellers away from tourist hotspots and instead show them the beauty of lesser-known locations and regions.
Managing director Stephen Roemer said the operator’s goal is to create “new products that allow guests to experience Asia authentically and from ever-evolving perspectives.â€
“We open up new regions and create fresh approaches within well-known destinations – always with the objective that our partners can turn these into commercially viable, easy-to-implement programmes.â€
One of the new tours is ‘The Soul of Kanchanaburi’ which places western Thailand in the spotlight with visits to Mueang Sing Historical Park and a train journey across Wampo Viaduct as well as a range of everyday experiences including ferry crossings over the famous River Kwai and the chance to explore temples via e-scooters.
