In July of this year, Destination Asia Japan launched its plan to update its sustainability contract with targeted guides in order to strengthen the implementation of responsible travel. Since then, over 100 sustainability contracts have been signed.
Destination Asia Thailand's latest responsible programme allows for a respectful and meaningful interaction with the local community while also directly supporting the setting up of future crab banks.
To help us navigate post-COVID-19 travel in Thailand, Destination Asia Thailand's Product Manager, Hayo Massop, is on hand to give insight into what trends we are likely to see, new experiences available, and how Destination Asia Thailand is preparing for a more responsible future.
Nestled deep in the lush forests of Mai Chau and set amidst three ethnic groups, Avana Retreat taps into the inseparable connection between nature and people.
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.
Riding high on the city’s recovery, the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival returns with an exciting month-long celebration that includes both digital events as well as physical itineraries.
Destination Asia Malaysia has successfully renewed Travelife Partner Level certification for the second time – recognizing the long-term efforts and position as a leader in responsible travel and corporate social responsibility within Asia.
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.