Unforgettable Travel Company has launched Unforgettable Asia<\/a>, a new luxury Asia specialist designed to make complex travel across the region easier to sell for advisors.<\/strong><\/p>\n Unforgettable Asia will launch with 11 destinations and 50 itineraries, initially covering Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Singapore, Malaysia, Borneo and Indonesia, with further destinations to be added in late 2026 and 2027.<\/p>\n The launch follows significant growth in demand for Asia travel at Unforgettable Travel Company, with enquiries increasing 226 per cent between 2022 and 2025. Advisor demand has accelerated particularly quickly and now accounts for 54 per cent of the company\u2019s Asia bookings.<\/p>\n Built with luxury travel advisors in mind, Unforgettable Asia combines specialist trip design and first-hand destination knowledge with end-to-end operational support. Its Asia specialists have lived and travelled extensively across the region and work alongside local teams on the ground.<\/p>\n Launch itineraries include meeting TV personality and resident monk Misaka-san \u2013 known as Kamakura\u2019s \u201cMerry Monk\u201d \u2013 for a personal blessing at Hasedera Temple; enjoying after-hours access to an extraordinary private Peranakan home museum in Singapore, hosted by collector Alvin Yapp; and spending time with one of Taiwan\u2019s few female tea merchants before tasting the year\u2019s champion oolong with local tea experts.<\/p>\n Private chauffeur transfers, luxury hotel stays, expert guides and complex multi-country logistics are coordinated through one accountable partner, with complimentary concierge services and 24\/7 in-destination assistance included on every booking. Unforgettable Asia also gives agents support beyond the booking itself, from white-label destination and restaurant guides to monthly updates and selling tips. The dedicated partnerships team provides ongoing support designed to work as an extension of the agent\u2019s own business.<\/p>\n Unforgettable Asia has focused on slower-paced journeys and carefully curated, high-touch experiences. Each itinerary is built around experiences compelling enough to shape an entire journey, providing agents with more distinctive products and clients with more time to connect meaningfully with their destination. The collection has been developed with luxury demand in mind, including multigenerational families, families travelling with teenagers and luxury honeymooners.<\/p>\n \u201cAsia is an incredibly rewarding region, yet it can feel complex to sell,\u201d Unforgettable Travel Company co-founder Graham Carter said. \u201cAgents may be dealing with multiple destinations, suppliers, cultural nuances and service expectations within a single itinerary. Unforgettable Asia removes that complexity, combining genuine destination expertise and local intelligence with the communication, operational confidence and client care agents expect from a luxury travel partner.<\/p>\n \u201cWe also wanted the journey itself to feel different. Truly discovering Asia involves the people you meet, the culture you experience and the moments you might never have found or planned on your own. That human connection is at the heart of what we do at Unforgettable Asia.\u201d<\/p>\n South Korea & Japan Wellness Journey, 12 nights<\/strong> The Family Trail: Japan for Little Explorers, 10 nights<\/strong><\/p>\n Designed for families with younger children, this Tokyo, Nagano and Kyoto journey keeps days hands-on and varied, from taiko drumming, soba-making and sumo in Tokyo, cooking with village grandmothers and cycling between rural villages in Nagano, before finishing with fox shrines and a samurai sword dance lesson in Kyoto. From A$10,440 per person.<\/p>\n South Korea Family Trail, nine nights<\/strong><\/p>\n Created specifically for families travelling with teenagers, this Seoul and Busan journey taps into the South Korean culture captivating Gen Z, from a private K-pop dance lesson and personal colour analysis to gaming at LoL Park and immersive digital art, balanced with palaces, markets and time on Busan\u2019s coast. From A$9928 per person.<\/p>\n Taste of Malaysia and Thailand, 10 nights<\/strong><\/p>\n A culinary journey through Penang, Bangkok and Chiang Mai, from George Town\u2019s heritage streets and celebrated food scene to Bangkok\u2019s markets, canals and Chinatown by tuk-tuk. Finish in northern Thailand with temples, fresh-market shopping and a market-to-table home cooking class. From A$7136 per person.<\/p>\n Mekong Kingdoms: Laos to Angkor, 14 nights<\/strong><\/p>\n A slow journey from Luang Prabang to Siem Reap, including five nights aboard the Boh\u00e8me on the Mekong, time in southern Laos and the temples of Angkor. Highlights include Lao cooking, alms-giving at dawn, and visits to weaving and pottery villages. Discover Kuang Si Falls, watch the sunrise at Vat Phou and explore the 4,000 Islands from the water. From $16,304 per person.<\/p>\n A Luxury Indonesian Honeymoon, 12 nights<\/strong><\/p>\n This honeymoon pairs vibrant cities with wild-island seclusion, from Michelin-recognised hawker food and futuristic gardens in Singapore, to a private villa in Ubud, volcano-edge cycling and restorative wellness rituals. Travel to remote Sumba for five nights unwinding on the coast, with visits to Marapu villages and waterfalls. From A$13,480 per person.<\/p>\n For booking enquiries, please contact Luke Stapylton-Smith, head of Asia on triprequests@unforgettableasia.com<\/a>. For advisor support, please contact the Partnerships team on advisors@unforgettableasia.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Mekong](\"https:\/\/travelweekly.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/Mekong-Photo-by-Simon-on-Unsplash-LR-scaled.jpg\"\/)
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A journey through contrasting approaches to wellness, from temple cuisine, K-beauty and herbal healing in Seoul to volcanic sand baths in Kagoshima and the longevity traditions of Okinawa, one of the original Blue Zones. From A$18,872 per person.<\/p>\n