Just You discounts Christmas India and Sri Lanka tours

Just You is offering savings of $400 on two 13-day solo travel tours, Spirit of India at Christmas and Sri Lanka – Pearl of the Indian Ocean, as part of a broader 27-itinerary festive and new year program for 2026.

Christmas India tour includes Taj Mahal and Ranthambore

India

The 13-day Spirit of India at Christmas departs 18 December 2026, now priced from $6,399, and includes 11 nights’ accommodation with breakfast and dinner daily, plus some lunches, a Just You Holiday Director, local transport and porterage, and a guaranteed room per traveller with no single supplement. The itinerary covers Old Delhi, a sunrise visit to the Taj Mahal, a boat trip on the Ganges, Jaipur and game drives in Ranthambore.

The 13-day Sri Lanka – Pearl of the Indian Ocean departs 13 November 2026, now priced from $6,699, and includes 12 nights’ accommodation with breakfast and dinner daily, plus some other meals, alongside the same Holiday Director, transport and single-supplement-free structure. The tour covers Colombo, a tea plantation visit, wildlife sightings at Minneriya National Park and a beach barbecue at Beruwala.

Festive program spans 27 solo departures

Hawa Mahal palace (Palace of the Winds) in Jaipur, Rajasthan

For the first time, Just You is offering Australians the option to book a Christmas abroad, with departures to destinations including Malta, Portugal, Spain and the UK as part of its festive and new year program. Just You’s broader offering spans 100 worldwide itineraries from four to 21 days, with average group sizes of 27, guaranteed departures and no single supplement across its solo travel range.

For advisors selling solo travel product, the discounted festive departures give a concrete booking incentive ahead of peak Christmas planning, particularly for clients seeking a guaranteed group departure over the holiday period without the cost penalty typically associated with solo travel.

For more information, visit Just You

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