By Carole Ann Goldsmith Copyright 2011 All rights Reserved.
My very popular Japan on a Budget courses at the CAE in Melbourne, Australia are coming up again in May, July and August.
Here is the description and the web-link to the dates. http://www.cae.edu.au/web/?course=DNP413
TRAVELLING IN JAPAN ON A BUDGET
International freelance journalist Carole Goldsmith, has been travelling Japan ‘budget style’ for over 20 years. She will provide tips on preparing for the trip, valuable web-sites and an insight into Japanese cross - cultural awareness. Carole will also guide you through a range of budget travel and accommodation in the major cities as well as in villages away from the main tourist areas. Join Carole on her trip around Japan from the far north of Hokkaido, through to the southern island of Kyushu. Enjoy the local foods, the friendly people, the exciting, fast moving cities, the beautiful countryside and the wonderful culture of Japan.
Look forward to seeing you in my courses. With tours starting up again in Japan and the country slowly getting back to normal after the disaster, I will enjoy showing you how to travel Japan on a budget.
cheers
Carole
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Hong Kong discounted tours to Japan starting up again
By Carole Ann Goldsmith Copyright All Rights Reserved
Greetings from Vietnam where I am travelling and researching business articles for a month.
Japan has experienced the worst disaster ever, and I have been praying for the friends and families of people who lost their lives in the Tsunami and earthquake on March 11. There have been extreme power shortages in Tokyo and north in the disaster affected areas. Everyone is hoping for the return to normality.
Good news for Japan's very affected tourism industry. I saw on TV recently that a major Hong Kong travel agency was resuming tours to Japan in mid April. These tours are heavily discounted to encourage people to join them. The tour groups will travelling to Osaka and western areas, which were not affected by the disaster.
So that is great to hear that groups are booking in for these tours and this will help Japanese tourism recover from the last month's extreme difficulties.
cheers
Carole
Greetings from Vietnam where I am travelling and researching business articles for a month.
Japan has experienced the worst disaster ever, and I have been praying for the friends and families of people who lost their lives in the Tsunami and earthquake on March 11. There have been extreme power shortages in Tokyo and north in the disaster affected areas. Everyone is hoping for the return to normality.
Good news for Japan's very affected tourism industry. I saw on TV recently that a major Hong Kong travel agency was resuming tours to Japan in mid April. These tours are heavily discounted to encourage people to join them. The tour groups will travelling to Osaka and western areas, which were not affected by the disaster.
So that is great to hear that groups are booking in for these tours and this will help Japanese tourism recover from the last month's extreme difficulties.
cheers
Carole
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