World Travel Management Travel Blog

Asia Collection/World Travel Management is proud to introduce: Classic East African Safari -15 Day Kenya/ Tanzania.

Looking to impress clients with extraordinary views and cutting-edge facilities? The Fairmont Peace Hotel in Shanghai is a venue unlike any other.

The Silk Road played a huge part in the history and economy of China, but now it has become a challenging route taken by many bold travelers.

Yangshuo County is under the jurisdiction of Guilin City. Its seat of authority is located in Yangshuo Town. The idyllic town is surrounded by karst peaks and is accessible either by road from Guillin City or by boat on Li River.

Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver is ready to ring in the Year of the Goat with an exciting addition to its team. The hotel is thrilled to welcome Che Huadong, tea master and trained expert in the arts of Kung Fu.

Cruising the Three Gorges section of China’s Yangtze River exposes a traveler to a stunning scenic region of the third longest river on Earth. Only the Nile and the Amazon exceed the Yangtze in length.

No Nile cruise can be complete without visiting the various stunning monuments of Pharaohs - some of them as old as 6,000 BC. Egypt was an ancient power under the leadership of the kings - the Pharaohs. They amassed a lot of wealth and artifacts from all over the world. There is no single place, apart from maybe China, where you can study the history of the world as in Egypt. Below are some of the most popular monuments of Pharaohs around the Nile River Basin.

China is indeed a country of rich history, but do you know that in its ancient times, a Forbidden City was constructed?

Needless to say, China is a huge nation in Eastern Asia, but traveling around this country doesn’t need to be a big problem.

With almost similar land area size to the US, only one thing’s for sure, and that is that China has countless of travel attractions to offer to just about everyone.

Have you ever wanted to see the Great Wall of China? Then check out the Great Wall of China at Badaling and the Ming Tombs Day Tour in Beijing, China. On this tour visitors will see one of the best preserved sections of the Great Wall, the Badaling section and explore the Chang Ling Tomb.

The National Museum of China offers a comprehensive tour into China's rich and colourful past.

Are you ever enjoyed refreshing times in your adventures with family members? This is the time for you

Watch expert mountain climbers scale one of China’s most dangerous mountains.

Known as the Chang Jiang in China, Yangtze River is Asia's longest river and the third longest river in the world after River Nile in Africa and River Amazon in the Amazon Basin. Amazingly, the River Yangtze delta produces about 20% of the People's Republic of China GDP. Below are a few interesting facts about Yangtze River.

Want to get up close to giant pandas? Then check out the 5-Day Giant Panda Experience in China. Visitors will get up close and personal with China’s beloved national animal and work with professional park rangers in taking care of pandas.

Hong Kong is an autonomous region of the People's Republic of China and one of the busiest cities in the world. It is a major financial hub for the East, sort of like how New York is important in the Americas and London in Europe. A lot has been said about the country, but I bet you do not know the following interesting facts about Hong Kong.

Beijing is the capital of the People's Republic of China and one of the most powerful cities in the world today - both politically and economically. The Chinese are becoming more and more globalized if the number of the burger joints within their capital city is anything to go by. They have acquired a taste for the ever popular American delicacy and you will find some crazy queues outside burger joints in the city. Below are the most popular burger joints in Beijing.

The history of Japan and that of Kyoto are inseparable. From 794 AD when the city was established, Kyoto served as the imperial capital of Japan until mid 19th century. The city was modeled against the capitals of ancient China.

The Great Wall of China was the brainchild of Qin Shihuang, the First Emperor of China. He erected the first fortifications from 220–206 BC as a way to keep off raids from nomads from the Eurasian Steppe.