The Trans-Siberian Travel Company Announces 2016 Tour Changes and Plans of New Website
The Trans-Siberian Travel Company announces their plans for 2016 including new tours, more detailed itineraries, and plans of a new website. The company also shares some advice on the most popular tour travellers can take that allows them to celebrate big cultural events while on the railway.
Hornchurch, Essex, November 26, 2015 (Newswire.com) - The Trans-Siberian Travel Company, a company offering high quality Trans-Siberian rail tours and holidays, has new things in store for clients who are looking forward to traveling with them this coming 2016. One of the major changes clients can expect is the 2016 itineraries across all Trans-Siberian Express routes which will include more options and in depth information about each tour. This makes for wiser bookings as clients know more on what to expect from each tour and select one that fits their preference best.
Chris Stanley, CEO of The Trans-Siberian Travel Company, strives to make sure that their trips are even better than the previous years. The company regularly conducts research trips to Russia, Mongolia, and China, as well as take client feedback. Changes such trains, hotel selections, and new areas are all part of the process to further improve the company’s tour services.
For 2016, the company will revamp its Olkhon Island Adventures as well as introduce more winter options particularly in Irkutsk.The company also plans to extend their range of tours in Mongolia which includes more adventures and longer trips that can be booked on their own or as part of a Trans-Siberian Railway tour.
For those planning to book a trip next year with The Trans-Siberian Travel Company, clients can expect to browse through a new website within the year 2016 which will offer a much cleaner and more responsive experience for the user.
At the moment, clients can enjoy taking the most popular two week Trans-Siberian Express trip which has stops in Moscow, Irkutsk and Lake Baikal, Mongolia, and ends in Beijing. This gives railway travellers the opportunity to celebrate two big events which is the Nadaam Festival in Mongolia held from the 11th to the 14th of July and the autumn colours across Siberia which can be experienced from early September to early October.
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