Wendy Wu Tours has added a touring style called Classic Flex and built four European tours around the format. Travel Daily reported the launch on 16 October 2026.
Classic Flex keeps the escorted structure. International airfares, visa fees for Australian passport holders, accommodation, most meals, touring and transfers are arranged before departure, and an English-speaking National Escort travels with the group. The format adds an unscheduled block on selected days of each itinerary. Wendy Wu Tours names that block Flex time in the day-by-day plans it publishes for each tour.
Groups are capped at 28 travellers. Accommodation is rated 3.5 to 4 star. Sightseeing and entrance fees are included. Wendy Wu Tours states more than 25 years of operating experience and lists ATAS and IATA accreditation.
The four tours in the collection
All four tours sit in Europe, and every fare includes international airfares.
Best of the Balkans runs 20 days from 14,690 Australian dollars per person. The route spends two nights in Zagreb, one in Bihac, one in Sarajevo, two in Mostar, three in Budva, two in Dubrovnik, two in Split, one in Zadar, two in Opatija and a final night in Zagreb. The operator lists 17 breakfasts, five lunches and 12 dinners.
Treasures of the Baltics runs 14 days from 10,390 Australian dollars per person. The route spends two nights in Warsaw, one in the Masurian District, two in Vilnius, two in Riga, two in Tallinn and two in Helsinki. The operator lists 11 breakfasts, seven lunches and seven dinners.
Scandinavia and the Baltics Uncovered runs 27 days from 21,590 Australian dollars per person. The route spends two nights in Warsaw, one in the Masurian District, two in Vilnius, two in Riga, two in Tallinn, two in Helsinki, three in Stockholm, one in Orebro, two in Oslo, two in Hardanger, two in Bergen, one on an overnight ferry and two in Copenhagen. The operator lists 24 breakfasts, 12 lunches and 11 dinners.
Secrets of Scandinavia runs 16 days from 15,190 Australian dollars per person. The route spends three nights in Stockholm, one in Orebro, two in Oslo, two in Hardanger, two in Bergen, one on an overnight ferry and two in Copenhagen. The operator lists 13 breakfasts, five lunches and four dinners.
Where Flex time falls
Wendy Wu Tours prints each free block inside the day plan, which lets a group organiser read a schedule before committing to it.
Best of the Balkans carries Flex time on Day 3 in Zagreb and on Day 12 in Dubrovnik, the Dubrovnik block in the afternoon.
Treasures of the Baltics carries Flex time on Day 6 in Vilnius and Day 10 in Tallinn.
Scandinavia and the Baltics Uncovered carries Flex time on Day 6 in Vilnius, Day 10 in Tallinn, Day 18 in Oslo, Day 22 in Bergen and Day 25 in Copenhagen. The same itinerary holds free time in Bergen on Day 23 before the overnight ferry to Hirtshals.
Secrets of Scandinavia carries Flex time on Day 7 in Oslo, Day 11 in Bergen and Day 14 in Copenhagen.
Bookings and costs
Each page carried a Spring Travel Sale banner reading "13 days left" on 16 October 2026. The banner states savings of up to 3,500 Australian dollars per person on group tours worldwide and a further 100 Australian dollars per person for loyalty club members.
Tipping is paid locally and sits outside the fare. The operator lists customary amounts of about 110 euros per person on Best of the Balkans, 130 euros on Treasures of the Baltics, 340 euros on Scandinavia and the Baltics Uncovered and 210 euros on Secrets of Scandinavia. Its own pages convert those figures to 196, 232, 607 and 375 Australian dollars per person in the same order.
Wendy Wu Tours publishes the format and the four itineraries on its own product pages, inside its live European range.