Planning an Asia trip for next year just got cheaper. Family-owned operator Bunnik Tours has launched its Asia Sale 2027/28, knocking $350 to $1,000 per person off 18 small-group itineraries across eight destinations — if you book and pay a deposit between 1 September and 9 October 2026.
Eligible departures run from March 2027 through May 2028, so there's a wide window to choose from. Better still, most sale tours include airfares, and the discounts can be stacked with Bunnik's loyalty offers. Two catches worth knowing: land-only bookings on Classic or In-Style tours get a lower discount, and Private Tours are excluded entirely.
Japan carries some of the biggest savings. The 16-day Japan Discovery tour is $750 off per person, and there are seasonal options too, including a 16-day Colours of Northern Japan itinerary built around the Kanto and Nebuta festivals. South Korea, now firmly on the travel map, gets three itineraries: $500 off the 14-day South Korea in Depth and the 13-day luxury Korea & Jeju In-Style trip, and a hefty $1,000 off the 27-day Discover South Korea & Japan combo. In South-East Asia, the 17-day Discover Vietnam tour is $350 off, while the 23-day version that adds Cambodia's Angkor is $500 off.
For travellers who've already done the classics, the sale also covers Bunnik's newer frontiers. The 13-day Best of Bhutan weaves through Himalayan monasteries and valleys at $500 off, the 16-day Mongolian Explorer crosses the steppe and dips into nomadic culture for the same saving, and Sri Lanka's 15-day Colours of Northern Sri Lanka — with an option adding Wilpattu Safari Camp — is $350 off. India fans can pick from three tours at $350 off, including the 20-day Colours of Rajasthan, a Pushkar Festival departure in 2027, and the 20-day South India Explorer.
The real argument here may not be the discount at all. Bunnik caps its Classic tours at 20 guests and its premium In-Style tours at just 16 — a meaningful difference in Asia, where big-coach groups can turn major sights into a queue. The operator has 30 years in the business and builds its itineraries around a mix of headline landmarks, local experiences and built-in free time. Travellers who want structure without the herd instinct tend to be the sweet spot for this kind of product.
The takeaway for anyone eyeing Asia in 2027 or 2028: the price is locked in now, the trip is more than a year away, and the deadline of 9 October 2026 is firm. If one of these itineraries fits, a deposit today buys a year of anticipation at a discount.
Full terms, dates and pricing are on the Bunnik Tours site.
