Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong

Conveniently situated between Wan Chai and Causeway Bay opposite Queen Elizabeth Stadium, the Cosmo Hotel is a stylish boutique hotel with a unique colour concept. Guests are offered a variety of excellent services and amenities, amongst others a complimentary shuttle service to the Times Square mega shopping mall, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Pacific Place and other places of interest. The shopping and entertainment venues of Causeway Bay are within easy walking distance. This hotel is ideal for business travellers and holidaymakers alike. In line with new regulations by the Hong Kong Government, hotels will no longer provide complimentary disposable plastic toiletries in guest rooms. Guests are encouraged to bring their own reusable items. However, if you've forgotten any essentials, they are available for purchase at HK$1 at the Front Desk.

Hong Kong

The picturesque Hong Kong skyline is of Victoria Harbour and the waterfront on Hong Kong Island. Take the tram up to Victoria Peak on the Hills behind the Skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island for magnificent views. The iconic Star Ferry links Hong Kong Island to Kowloon where you can experience local life in the varied and separate street markets.

Azamara Pursuit

Enjoy a cruise with Azamara Pursuit – an exclusive floating boutique resort with a classic touch. The interior is luxurious, but there are no formal dress codes – it’s always resort-casual onboard.

Ha Long Bay

Ha Long Bay, located in northeastern Vietnam, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the country's most iconic natural wonders. Renowned for its emerald-green waters and dramatic limestone karsts that rise majestically from the sea, the bay is dotted with over 1,600 islands and islets, many featuring hidden caves and grottoes. Visitors are enchanted by its serene beauty, mist-shrouded mornings, and striking rock formations, which create a landscape that feels almost otherworldly.
Traditional floating villages and fishing communities add cultural charm, providing insight into local life on the water.A popular way to explore Ha Long Bay is aboard a traditional wooden junk boat, where travelers can enjoy kayaking, swimming, and guided visits to caves such as Sung Sot (Surprise Cave) or Thien Cung (Heavenly Palace Cave). Sunset and sunrise cruises reveal the bay's magical atmosphere, with reflections of the limestone pillars in the calm waters.
Ha Long Bay is not only a natural spectacle but also an ideal place for photography, romantic escapes, and immersive experiences in Vietnam's coastal traditions, making it a must-see destination for any traveler to the country.

Danang

Danang is one of Vietnam’s most inviting coastal destinations, known for its long sandy beaches, vibrant culture and easy access to historic cities. Visitors can relax on My Khe Beach, explore the Marble Mountains or enjoy panoramic views from the famous Golden Bridge in the Ba Na Hills.
The city offers a great mix of modern attractions, local markets and fresh seafood dining along its lively waterfront. Danang also serves as the gateway to UNESCO‑listed treasures such as Hoi An and Hue, making it an ideal base for discovering central Vietnam’s heritage, scenery and warm hospitality.

Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, is Vietnam's bustling southern metropolis and a vibrant fusion of history, commerce, and culture. The city dazzles visitors with its energetic streets lined with French colonial architecture, soaring skyscrapers, and a mix of traditional pagodas and modern shopping centers. Landmarks such as the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon, the historic Central Post Office, and the War Remnants Museum provide a fascinating glimpse into the city's colonial past and its more recent history, including the Vietnam War.
Ho Chi Minh City's lively markets, street food stalls, and coffee shops add color and flavor to every corner, making the city an irresistible sensory experience.Beyond the urban energy, the city offers cultural and historical excursions, including a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, an extensive network of underground tunnels used during the Vietnam War, showcasing the resilience and ingenuity of the Vietnamese people.
The Mekong Delta, just a short drive away, provides an opportunity to explore rural landscapes, floating markets, and traditional villages. Ho Chi Minh City is a dynamic blend of old and new, where history, culture, and modern life converge, offering travelers an unforgettable and immersive Vietnamese experience.

Bangkok

Visit Bangkok and marvel at the quiet reverence of a Buddhist temple such as the Golden Buddha and the 150 foot long golden Reclining Buddha. Visit the Grand Palace - an ornate royal residence built in 1782 and the ornate temples that line the banks of the river in Bangkok. Indulge in some tasty satays and exotic curries in a Bangkok café and watch everyday life pass you by. Perhaps visit the floating river market or use you time here to visit Bridge on the River Kwai. If you are on a cruise the port serving Bangkok is Laem Chabang which is approximately 80 miles away from the centre of Bangkok.

Ko Samui

Ko Samui is Thailand's second largest island and is famous for the 40 foot tall golden Big Buddha statue on the tiny island of Ko Phan connected to Ko Samui by a causeway. Ko Samui itself has lovely palm-fringed beaches, coconut groves and a dense rainforest too.