Globus & Cosmos Add Tours in Japan, Thailand, & India

The Globus family of brands is expanding its Asia portfolio with new tours in Japan, Thailand, and India, which are all now available to book.

Globus has added new tours in Japan (as well as a refreshed version of the existing tour, Visions of Japan) and Thailand, as well as a new cruise and tour package in India.

Globus has unveiled the new nine-day Japan Escape itinerary, which takes travelers from Tokyo to Kyota. Launching in November 2025, the off-season vacation package is available as a standard or small group tour and includes immersive experiences such as a tea ceremony and cooking class, a visit to Peace Memorial Park and Museum in Hiroshima, and passage on the country’s famous bullet train.

New for 2026, Globus’ Enchanting Thailand is a 14-day round-trip tour from Bangkok. With departures starting in March 2026, guests can look forward to exploring the region’s rich history alongside an experienced local tour director. This package is also available as either a standard or small group departure.

Finally, Globus’ new Heritage of India & the Ganges River cruise and tour is a 13-day journey on land and water. The itinerary combines guided sightseeing with a seven-day cruise on the sacred Ganges aboard the MV Bengal Ganga. Departures begin in September 2026.

Cosmos, a budget-friendly tour operator within the Globus family of brands, has also added a new tour in India: Colors of India’s Golden Triangle & Rajasthan. This 12-day tour from Delhi to Mumbai includes highlights such as admission to the Taj Mahal, a rickshaw ride through Delhi, and a boat ride on Lake Pichola.

“Asia is awe-inspiring—but it’s also incredibly complex to navigate solo,” said Stephanie Brooks, vice president, product and operations, Globus family of brands. “That’s why touring is the best way to go. We’ve eliminated the guesswork and elevated the experience to help travelers unlock every ‘wow’ moment—without the worry. These aren’t just trips. They’re once-in-a-lifetime journeys made easy and extraordinary.”