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Japan makes debut in 2024 Michelin hotel guide
Japan’s reputation for exceptional hospitality is renowned and the Michelin Guide has recognised this with a number of the country’s best hotels included for the first time in the Michelin Key awards 2024, released in July. These awards rate and celebrate hotels for their unique architecture and interior design, service quality and contribution to an […] -
Le Meridien Returns to Singapore
Le Meridien Hotels & Resorts returned to Singapore after nearly a decade with the opening of a property on Sentosa Island. -
Luang Prabang’s scenic paramotor flight experience
While Luang Prabang offers plenty of thrills for adventure lovers, this new experience might just be the ultimate one. Guests take to the sky in a paramotor, accompanied by a fully licensed pilot, for a unique view of the city and its surroundings, with the setting sun casting a warm golden glow over the landscape. […] -
Deep Into Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park
Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park hides a mind boggling system of underground caverns, rivers, historic sites and jungle. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2003 -
Phnom Penh Riverside Weekend Walking Street comes alive
Phnom Penh’s Riverside district has transformed once again, emerging as a vibrant cultural hotspot after years of ups and downs. Once devastated in the 1970s, then revived with boutique hotels and stylish bars it is now thriving, with the new Weekend Walking Street adding fresh energy. Set against elegant French colonial facades and iconic landmarks […] -
Cambodia’s Wildlife Conservation Efforts Strengthened During COVID-19
Support for and efforts towards wildlife conservation have continued - and strengthened - during the COVID-19 pandemic -
Experience Angkor’s beauty with extended sunrise hours
The iconic UNESCO-listed Angkor temples in Siem Reap now offer extended opening hours, with Angkor Wat welcoming visitors as early as 5:00 am and other sites opening from 6:00 am, staying accessible until sunset around 6:30 pm. With these extended hours, visitors can take advantage of the earlier start to experience the temples at their […] -
Preparations Made for Driving Tourism Recovery in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Government has announced the new allocation of resources for the Tourism Board in the 22/23 Budget to help boost the economy and drive tourism recovery. The Budget has specially allocated more resources for developing arts and culture and promoting cultural, heritage and green tourism projects with Hong Kong characteristics. There will be […] -
Wetland walking adventures in Laos
Discover a new walking adventure through the stunning natural wonder of southern Laos, starting from Ban Kiet Ngong village near Pakse and leading through the wetlands of the Xe Pian National Protection Area. The trail runs alongside a expansive tranquil lake and offers more than a few glimpses of wildlife, including a diverse range of […] -
Working with APOPO Hero Rats
APOPO is a special NGO who work with African Giant Pouched Rats (also known as Hero Rats) to detect landmines and tuberculosis using their extraordinary sense of smell. -
A golfer’s paradise off the cost of Phu Quoc Island
Since opening last month, Eschuri Vung Bau Golf Course in northern Phu Quoc has quickly become a top destination for golf enthusiasts. This championship 18-hole course, designed by renowned firm IMG, offers challenges for all levels of players, from beginners to seasoned professionals. Set against the stunning backdrop of Vung Bau Beach, it blends natural […] -
Long Tail Boats and Local Life on Sulawesi’s Lake Tempe
The lakeside resort of Sengkang has only recently been discovered by foreign tourists and the scenic Danau Tempe, a large shallow lake fringed by wetlands is the main attraction