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Welcome Richard Casswell as General Manager of Destination Asia in Cambodia
Destination Asia is delighted to announce that Richard Casswell has been appointed General Manager in Cambodia. Richard is a passionate travel professional with over 20 years of experience working within DMC businesses in Asia. In his role, Richard will lead the management of daily operations from Siem Reap, taking responsibility for driving forward new initiatives and further developing […] -
Managing last-minute changes for a successful Bali incentive
The brief: We were tasked with organising a four-day, three-night incentive trip for 150 staff members of a Bulgarian pharmaceutical firm. The trip was centered around a two-day business conference in Bali, with a balance of productive meetings and leisure experiences to reward top performers. As is often the case with large events, managing last-minute […] -
A journey through Cambodia’s last untamed region
The Jahoo Gibbon Camp, nestled in the heart of the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary, offers treks through one of Cambodia’s last untouched forest regions, providing an ideal experience for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts. Guided by indigenous Bunong people, travellers may encounter some of the 75 critically endangered species in this wild habitat, including black-shanked […] -
Hin Nam No National Protected Area
Romantic landscapes, rugged karst mountains, a highly biodiverse flora and fauna and endearing people are just some of the many reasons to visit southern Laos. -
A classic car experience in Hong Kong
The Classic Car Club at Hong Kong’s Chater Road Show has become an increasingly popular event and this year will be held on 17 November. The show displays over 100 rarely seen classic cars from various origins and eras, along the length of one of the main roads in the Central district. In the past […] -
Hanoi Architecture with a Local Specialist
The French colonial architectural remnants built from 1873 to 1954, has left Hanoi with a bedazzling blend of Eastern influences intertwined with fresh Western features. -
Cambodia e-arrival card required from July 2024
Travellers heading to Cambodia are now required to complete an electronic arrival (e-arrival) card before entering the country. This can be completed online 7 days before arriving in Cambodia or, at the airport using one of the provided tablets. The new requirements were introduced from 1 July, 2024.. This change streamlines the process for travellers, […] -
New venue announced for major Hong Kong events
After a full three decades, the world-famous Hong Kong Sevens rugby tournament took place in Causeway Bay for the last time this year. From next year, it will be held at the newly emerging Kai Tak Stadium, a larger and much more modern venue, currently being built on the former airport site. Opening in phases, with […] -
Hong Kong Sevens Postponed to November 2021
The 2021 Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens will be postponed from April until November. -
Angkor Restoration Work Continues
With no crowds currently visiting due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the opportunity is being taken to restore the temples within the Angkor Archaeological Park to their full former glory. -
Homestays and Local Traditions in Vietnam
Vietnam’s capital bears an old-fashioned quality that envelops visitors, capturing their imagination and hearts with its lakes, parks, tree-lined boulevards, mansions and serene Old French Quarter. -
Driving Ambitions Fulfilled in Malaysia
Whether your guests are seasoned off-road drivers or they’re new to the world of four-wheeling and simply want to give it a shot, our trained and experienced drivers and guides have a perfect range of driving packages to get their engines revving. At the entry level, there’s a journey of discovery for people with little or […]