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Singapore’s Beloved National Monuments
Celebrate Singapore's 50th Birthday with Destination Asia Singapore’s new ‘Our Beloved Monuments’ program. -
Malaysia in the Spotlight with Destination Asia Malaysia’s Olivia Soon
We sat down with Destination Asia Malaysia's Deputy General Manager, Oliva Soon, to reveal what post-pandemic travel will look like for both Leisure and M&I, new experiences on offer to our clients, and what makes Malaysia an unbeatable destination for 2022 and beyond. -
Take a Premium Tour of Krabi’s Exotic Hong Island by Longtail Boat
Head out onto the pristine waters of the Andaman Sea on a beautifully refurbished longtail boat and head for the exotic beaches and lush, natural environment of Hong Island. Here you can simply choose to find a spot to soak up the sun’s rays or hike along the 800-meter trail behind the beach, teeming with […] -
Brilliant retro movie experience opens in Hong Kong
Hong Kong noir is a cinematic style defined by shadow-drenched streets, morally complex characters, and tightly woven stories of loyalty, betraya,l and justice set against the intensity of the city. Emerging during Hong Kong’s cinematic golden age from the 1970s through the 1990s, the genre helped shape the territory’s screen identity and influenced filmmakers worldwide, […] -
Traditional Storytelling Theatre in Siem Reap
Siem Reaps traditional storytelling experience promotes Khmer culture through old traditional Khmer tales and stories told in an intimate theatre. -
Tokyo Twilight Food Tour
Discover the dining haunts of Tokyo that can’t be found on a city guide. -
Destination Asia Vietnam’s Closet Cleanup Challenge
While working from home, Destination Asia Vietnam used their extra time to sort through their personal belongings and set donations aside to give away to people in need. -
Thai Protestors Gather in Bangkok
Localized protests have been held in Bangkok and other locations across Thailand in recent weeks. As a consequence, Thailand’s cabinet approved a 30-day state of emergency in Bangkok on Friday, October 16, following the emergency decree announced on Thursday, October 15, due to the increasing scale of the demonstrations denouncing the government and calling for […] -
New museum unlocks ancient treasures of Vietnam
Newly opened and located at the heart of Saigon’s central District 1, the Do Hung Museum offers a unique cultural experience and is divided into two equally impressive sections. The ground floor focuses on jewellery made by Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups. While jewellery is naturally the centrepiece, with some absolutely stunning examples of it, there’s […] -
Finding the perfect balance of business and culture in Cambodia
The brief: Our client approached us to organise an incentive trip for the top 300 performers of a global financial services company. The event had to seamlessly blend high-level business meetings with unforgettable leisure experiences. Above all, it had to motivate and inspire, leaving participants feeling recognised and refreshed. Siem Reap, with its iconic Angkor […] -
A World’s First Fullerton Resort Opens in Hong Kong
As Hong Kong’s first Fullerton Hotel prepared to open its doors, our team in Hong Kong eagerly anticipated their inspection of the luxurious waterfront resort during its soft opening week. The property holds a place in history as being the first Fullerton hotel in Hong Kong – and the first Fullerton resort worldwide. It embodies […] -
A blaze of glory set to blossom in Singapore
The long-awaited Singapore Garden Festival is set for its 10th anniversary celebrations at Gardens By The Bay from 10 July to 12 July. To mark the extra special occasion, this year will feature a Show Gardens All-Stars section, reproducing and highlighting eight of the past years’ winners. That’s on top of the attractions that people […]