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Luxury High Tea in a Perfect Bali Setting
Destination Asia Indonesia can now offer guests a glorious High Tea dinner in Bali. -
Discover the New Territories on a Heritage Walk
Discover the New Territories with Destination Asia Hong Kong and learn about a fascinating heritage that few visitors know exists. -
Green Season is the Ideal Time to Visit Thailand
Travelers are sometimes cautious about booking a holiday during the ‘green season’ in Asia, also known as monsoon season which lasts from May/June to October. -
Singapore’s Beloved National Monuments
Celebrate Singapore's 50th Birthday with Destination Asia Singapore’s new ‘Our Beloved Monuments’ program. -
Lavender Fields Lure Travelers to Hokkaido
Lavender is one of Hokkaido’s most famous agricultural products, valued not only within Japan but across the world. -
59Sixty Dining Room & Bar Now Open
59Sixty Dining Room & Bar offers a new social dining experience in Asia following its opening on 1 June 2015. -
Former Yachtsman Develops J-Boat in Laos
Destination Asia Laos are now working with the former international yachting professional, Jason Deshay, who has built the first luxury private ‘J-boat’ motor yacht to service the Mekong River. -
Visit Cambodia’s Abandoned Royal Capital
Destination Asia Cambodia has created a spiritual experience connecting travelers with the divine lives of Buddhist monks and the innate beauty of Oudong’s natural landscape. -
Heading Off-Track and Into Local Saigon
A truly local excursion developed for those who wish to see the authentic side of Saigon, exploring its vibrant streets by venturing away from the touristy areas and into some of the lesser-known parts of the city to unearth its hidden gems. -
Modern Take on the Ancient Teahouse in Kyoto
The artistic Kou-An Glass Teahouse has proven to be an extremely popular attraction in the eastern mountains of Kyoto. -
Drive Your Very Own Tuk Tuk in Bangkok
The ubiquitous Tuk Tuk is a familiar sight to those exploring Bangkok. -
Sail the Indonesian Archipelago in Sheer Luxury
Your clients can now explore the Indonesian Archipelago on the Amandira - a traditional 52-metre Phinisi ship that combines the romance of the ancient spice-trade sailing vessels with today’s ultra-luxurious modern amenities.