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Mae Hong Son is the Ideal Escape Destination
Mae Hong Son in Northern Thailand is an ‘escape to’ destination, hemmed in by the high mountain ranges of the Shan Hills to form Thailand’s most mountainous province. -
Discover Ancient Religious Sites and Enchanting Villages on the Chom Phet District Explorer
Destination Asia Laos has created a fascinating program that gets going in Luang Prabang with an early morning walk from the hotel down to a pier where we board a local fishing boat to cross the Mekong River. -
New boutique hotel opens in Phnom Penh
This new boutique option for guests travelling to Phnom Penh adds yet another dimension to the growing number of accommodation choices in Phnom Penh. -
Sensational Samet Nangshe Viewpoint
Destination Asia Thailand has incorporated the stunning Samet Nangshe Viewpoint into a wonderful package that includes a journey by luxury longtail boat through Phang Nga Bay. -
Indonesia streamlines arrivals with new digital entry system
Indonesia has introduced a modern, unified digital arrival card called All Indonesia. Designed to simplify entry procedures for international travellers, this new system merges the former health pass, customs declaration, and immigration details into one streamlined form. The All Indonesia Arrival Card is free of charge and became mandatory at the country’s key entry points […] -
Experiencing the ‘Battambang Life’
Destination Asia Cambodia's new responsible tour offers insight into authentic Battambang life. -
Japan Voted Among Best Destinations For Post-Pandemic Travel
In both Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler's annual lists, as well as Green Destinations' Top 100, Japan's cities have consistently ranked among the world's best destinations. -
Hong Kong gets a French feel this May
Since its inception in 1993, Hong Kong’s French Arts Festival, also known as French May, has overcome numerous challenges to become one of the city’s most anticipated cultural events, drawing 350,000 visitors annually. Returning to Hong Kong in 2025, French May will take place from late April to early June, with full event details to […] -
Conserving George Town Heritage Buildings
Destination Asia Malaysia is committed to working closely with the Penang Heritage Trust to grow and create special interest programs for discerning travellers and ensure the conservation of George Town's heritage buildings. -
A new Chinese opera burns bright in Malaysia
Graceful life-size puppets glide across ornate stages, their movements so fluid they seem almost alive. This is Teochew opera, a centuries-old art form blending music, drama, and puppetry that still enchants audiences in George Town today, thanks to the artistry and dedication of master performer Ling Goh. As the fourth generation in her family to […] -
Welcoming back to Bangkok’s Queen Sirikit National Convention Center
Venue: Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QNCC), Bangkok Capacity: Up to 20,000 pax Just a few minutes’ walk from the Asok Interchange, known widely as Bangkok’s central point, the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) first opened in 1989 and has now had a simply stunning makeover. Set amid beautifully landscaped new parkland, the […] -
Immense Marine Life at Tun Sakaran Marine Park
Tun Sakaran Marine Park is a haven for immense biological diversity and marine life that stands on par with Australia’s Great Barrier Reef - according to research completed over the past 20 years.