April 30th, 2008
Adventure Cambodia; the responsible approach
Cambodia’s empty roads, shady dirt paths and trails and welcoming communities are a real treat for cyclists and trekkers alike. The relatively flat routes and natural scenery have contributed to a rising demand of cycling and trekking holidays to Cambodia. Adventure Cambodia has adjusted its routes to make sure that you are able to visit the best of what the beautiful countryside have to offer. Lunching with local families, enjoying visits to countryside farms and non-profit organizations and sleeping in pagodas are all unique features that will create your perfect, memorable holiday.Adventure Cambodia understands the value of community-based tourism and supports the communities we meet on the way. Responsible travel has become an increasingly important feature for us and especially our adventure tours. We are continuing to add new elements to our tours to make sure we can accommodate this rising demand. Join Exotissimo on its cycling or trekking tours and get in touch with the real Cambodia while improving local people’s livelihoods.
Acclaimed French chef Didier Corlou, owner of La Verticale in Hanoi and On The Six Restaurant in Saigon has now launched a cooking school. Two programs are on offer – a market visit and cooking demonstration or a workshop on Vietnamese spices. Both courses are in Hanoi with the celebrated chef himself, and we are sure that foodies will love them.
For groups needing a hotel for the night just before their departure from Bangkok, there is always the Novotel Suvarnnabhumi. Of course, some find the Novotel a little “too nice” for an evening’s rest before an early morning flight home, and for that, we would like to introduce the 
This Summer, we’re pleased to announce a promotion with the 
The Kao Nam Na Resort is a wonderful new resort in Kanchanburi. Its small 16 rooms are perfect for those looking for comfort and in a charming little boutique. Kanchanaburi itself is known for its myriad soft adventure activities, and the Kao Nam Resort serves as a good contrast to those adventures. Think of the Kao Nam Na as a quiet oasis of style from nature’s frontier. A massage after a day of hiking is always a good idea.
Exotissimo Travel will be attending IMEX being held in Frankfurt from 22nd to 24th April 2008. Please come visit Mr Erik Meriot, General Manager of Exotissimo Paris and Ms. Carine Battajon, MICE Manager of Exotissimo Thailand at booth A115. 
A lot of people sat up and took note of northeast Cambodia when we began our Pakse to Siem Reap bicycle ride. It is a great way to journey across the region. We have spent more than two months in the region, and believe that there is more to the region than cycling alone.
The romantic heart of Vietnam has long had a second side to it, an adventurous side. Exotissimo Travel has been hard at work identifying new soft adventure activities to take advantage of Dalat’s cool climate, gorgeous waterfalls and rolling hills.
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