‘An all around great holiday’
Solo travellers can save up to £1,680 on group tours to China, India, and Sri Lanka thanks to Wendy Wu Tours’ Boxing Day sale. The promotion offers free or half-price single supplements on a wide range of group tours, meaning solo travellers can join guided trips without paying the usual extra for a single room.
The deal is valid for selected departures through 2026 and 2027, with bookings open from December 26 2025 to January 31 2026. Customers from Ireland can also take part, with savings converted to Euros.
The offer applies to land only or flight-inclusive group tours, but does not cover Tailormade, Private Tours, or Cruise & Tour holidays. Availability is limited, and some departures may be removed once the quota of free or half-price single supplements is filled. The promotion can be combined with Wendy Wu Tours’ loyalty discounts but not other offers, and it cannot be applied retrospectively to existing bookings.
Wendy Wu Tours’ group trips are fully guided and often include sightseeing, cultural experiences, and meals, giving solo travellers a social and convenient way to see these destinations without the extra costs. One of the best options is the Highlights of Sri Lanka tour from £4,390 per person, which is a 16-day group trip that explores the island’s most iconic sites, from tropical landscapes to historic cities.
Buyers will travel on land throughout the tour, taking in stunning scenery and the beauty of the Sri Lankan countryside. Accommodation is in 3+/4-star hotels for 13 nights, and all meals are included – 14 breakfasts, 13 lunches, and 14 dinners – so travellers can focus on enjoying the experience without worrying about logistics.
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The tour also includes all international flights, domestic transportation, visa fees for UK passport holders, and entrance fees to all sites. Tour highlights include climbing the Rock Fortress at Sigiriya, spotting elephants at Yala National Park, and exploring the ruined cities of Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura.
There is also an unforgettable train journey through lush tea plantations and misty pine forests. The Wonders of China tour is another option with prices beginning at £4,190 per person for a 16-day group trip showcasing China’s most iconic sights and experiences.
From the Great Wall and Terracotta Warriors to the Yangtze River and Yangshuo’s countryside, this tour combines history, culture, and natural beauty. Accommodation is in 4-star hotels for 14 nights, and all meals are included: 14 breakfasts, 13 lunches, and 14 dinners.
The tour also covers international flights, domestic transport, China visa fees for UK passport holders, and entrance fees to all attractions. Highlights include exploring Beijing’s hutongs with a local family, cruising the scenic Li River, and sampling craft beers in Xian.
Travellers will also enjoy a Yangtze River Cruise, a visit to the Chongqing Panda House, and a Huangpu River Cruise in Shanghai. The tour is guided throughout with groups capped at 28 people. It is rated Physical Level 1, so there is some walking and standing, but the pace is suitable for most travellers, the site says.
Then there is the Inspiring India tour from £2,290 per person, which is a 14-day group trip exploring India’s Golden Triangle, Rajasthan’s hidden gems, and the wildlife of Ranthambore National Park. Visitors can experience the highlights of Delhi, Jaipur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Bundi, Agra, and more. Accommodation is in 4-star hotels for 12 nights, and all meals are included: 12 breakfasts, 11 lunches, and 12 dinners.
The tour also covers international flights, domestic transportation, visa fees for UK passport holders, and entrance fees to all attractions. Key experiences include a boat cruise on Lake Pichola in Udaipur, a walking tour through Pushkar’s market, and a traditional carpet-weaving demonstration in Jaipur.
Guests also have the chance to visit Ranthambore National Park in search of tigers. As an alternative, Tui also has a range of group holiday deals available, such as a seven-night stay in Riu Ocho Rios, Jamaica, for £996.56 per person.
This is an all-inclusive stay for travellers, flying out from Manchester to a hotel that has six bars, five pools, five restaurants and a spa. For those looking for another tour holiday, Trailfinders also has a range to offer. For example, there is a 13-day trip in Kenya on a Kenya Classic with Mobasa for £2,829 per person.
This is a ‘classic safari exploring three picturesque regions of Kenya’ followed by relaxing on Africa’s beaches. The Wendy Wu holidays have been rated highly on the website, however.
One person wrote about the Sri Lanka trip and said: “An all around great holiday. Knowledgeable, well organised guide, good support team and a good mix of experiences from short stops to longer events.” Another wrote: “The booking process is very easy and clear with quick confirmation.”
For the China trip, a handful of others deducted a star. As part of a longer review, another said: “There were quite a few early starts – this isn’t a trip if your idea of a holiday is relaxing with a good book – but there was so much to see!”
With the India tour, someone else said: “Have just booked so not been on the trip yet so can’t speak about that experience. Booking was easy and the advisor was helpful. Their experience of going on similar trips helped. Booked at an event so got an extra discount and lounge access. Can’t wait.”
Overall, most people were pleased, as another wrote: “Excellent in every sense.”
