Reviews and testimonies

Who of you does not know the famous Agatha Christie novel, Assassination on the Orient Express, which has also inspired films of great international success? Originally designed to transport travelers from Paris to Constantinople, in a lavish environment with 5-star hotel services, it was considered the no plus ultra of the luxury travels of the time. The first train left the Gare de l'Est in 1883 and is still in service today, thanks to Belmond Management Limited, which has managed to preserve the magic of that era on board.
 

Bangkok is a metropolis of undoubted charm, with the lights and shadows of all the big populous cities. In terms of things to see, there is an embarrassment of choice. The capital of Thailand has an endless list of temples with sinuous and unmistakable architectural lines, typical of the Thai style, a country where Buddhism is a fundamental aspect of life. The beauty of Bangkok is also in the streets, teeming with people, open-air markets, where food street is among the best in the world.

Phuket is perhaps the most famous seaside town in Thailand. Since the 80s it was a very popular international tourist destination. Not everyone knows that he has a very rich history, described by the appearance of a crossroads of trade with the rest of the East and with the West. It has always been celebrated for its climate, landscapes and the enchanting sea. Not by chance Phuket is called the pearl of the Andaman Sea.

If we think about Burma, the previous name of Myanmar, we certainly have in mind its Buddhist culture and its countless temples, monasteries and pagodas. The Irrwaddy River, the largest one in the state, which crosses the country for all its length, offers, instead, the possibility to discover Burma under an alternative viewpoint.