Exotissimo unveils Top 5 Southeast Asia travel picks for 2010

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BANGKOK - Destination management company, Exotissimo Trave,l has released its top travel picks for 2010. From family trips to scenic drives to beach escapes, Exotissimo has highlighted the hottest travel trends, destinations and programs to look out for in the year ahead.

Drawing on its insider knowledge and experience gleaned from 16 years of operation in Southeast Asia, the 2010 selections were handpicked and assembled by Exotissimo's product department across its five destination countries Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.

"Our product managers are seasoned travelers in Southeast Asia with a knack for finding the best hidden gems as well as developing alternative ways to experience popular destinations. Our 2010 top travel picks will help agents to offer great advice to potential holidaymakers looking for genuine cultural experiences in Southeast Asia," said Anne Cruickshanks, group product manager.

Exotissimo's top travel picks for 2010 include Top 5 Nature Hikes - Thailand's Tham Lod in Mae Hong Son, Laos' Nong Khiaw near Luang Prabang, Myanmar's Kengtung in Shan State, Vietnam's Mai Chau in Hoa Binh and Cambodia's Phnom Kulen near Siem Reap; Top 5 Family Holidays- Camping & Kayaking in Phang Nga Bay, Family Holiday in Myanmar, Luang Prabang on the Kids' Path, My Family in Thailand and A Family Day in Hanoi; Top 5 Biking Destinations- Bangkok, Hanoi, Luang Prabang, Phnom Penh River Islands and Bagan;  Top 5 Beach Breaks- Koh Samed (Thailand), Sihanoukville (Cambodia), Ngapali (Myanmar), Phu Quoc (Vietnam) and Koh Lipe (Thailand); Top 5 Thai Wild Retreats- Lanjia Lodge in Chiang Rai, Fern Resort in Mae Hong Son, Kirimaya Resort in Khao Yai, Tree Tops Jungle Safaris in Khao Sok and River Kwai Jungle Rafts in Kanchanaburi; and Top 5 Scenic Drives- Bangkok-Hua Hin train ride, Hue-Hoi An coastal drive, Hanoi-Ha Giang highland drive, Siem Reap-Phnom Penh drive and northern Thailand road trips.

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